Thinking, Fast and Slow By Daniel Kahneman & Start Now. Get Perfect Later by Rob Moore 2 Books Collection Set

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman and Start Now. Get Perfect Later by Rob Moore are brought together in this two-book collection set, exploring how decisions are made and what can prevent action. Across both titles, the focus is on recognising unhelpful patterns of thought and developing approaches that support clearer choices and forward momentum.

In Thinking, Fast and Slow, Kahneman examines two modes of thinking: fast and intuitive, and slow and rational. Using everyday examples, the book considers why people can be influenced by presentation, timing, and assumptions, and how error and prejudice can affect judgement even when we believe we are being logical. Start Now. Get Perfect Later looks at how indecision and fear of failure can stop progress, arguing that improvement comes from beginning and refining over time.

Included titles

• Thinking, Fast and Slow
• Start Now. Get Perfect Later

Key details

• Two-book collection set
• Includes one title by Daniel Kahneman and one title by Rob Moore
• Start Now. Get Perfect Later is written by Rob Moore, described as the bestselling author of MONEY
• Thinking, Fast and Slow discusses fast, intuitive thinking and slow, rational thinking

Synopses

Thinking, Fast and Slow

The book explores why people can be more likely to believe information presented in bold type, why judges may be more likely to deny parole before lunch, and why attractiveness can be linked to assumptions of competence. It explains these effects through two ways of making choices: fast, intuitive thinking and slow, rational thinking. It also describes how error and prejudice can influence judgement, and presents practical techniques intended to support slower, smarter thinking.

Start Now. Get Perfect Later

This book considers how the desire to get things right can prevent people from getting started, with indecision and fear of failure holding progress back. Rob Moore argues that the quickest route to improvement is to begin immediately and refine as you go. It sets out ideas for launching a business or idea, starting the next phase of a career, and overcoming self-doubt.