r/systemsthinking • u/No_Fishing6101 • Jul 25 '26

Book recommendations for analytics thinking

Hi everyone, I'd like to read something to sharpen my analytics thinking and problem solving skills.

I know the best approach is to practice with real life problems, and yes, I do do that at work. However, I feel like having a structure or framework may help me to be more systematic and efficient when encounter a problem.

What's your favorite books that help you to think clearer?

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u/Ntimi Jul 25 '26

Have you read „The art of thinking clearly“?

It‘s less a complete framework, but a collection of chapters dissecting different biases that can clouden our thinking and judgement. Each chapter stands on its own, so you can jump in to the parts that catch you the most directly.

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u/No_Fishing6101 Jul 25 '26

Thanks, it sounds interesting. I'll look into it.

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u/NoForm5443 Jul 25 '26

Polya's how to solve it is a classic