We envy sensible people who know how to find a way out of a difficult situation without hesitation, we admire those who know how to understand the point of view of others, who are listened to and to whom they turn for advice. But is this an innate gift or can thinking be learned? Observing the habits and practices of successful and happy people, Richard Templar compiled 100 universal rules of thinking that can be applied in everyday life to benefit yourself and others. The author tells what mental mistakes people make day after day, and gives advice to those who want to avoid these mistakes and understand how our thinking works. In this book, you will learn how to maintain composure and stand up for your opinions, not think for others and avoid intellectual traps, learn to make more informed decisions, know exactly when to compromise, and learn to think clearly even when they try to bring you down confused.