About This Book
Seeing What Others Don’t (2013) explores how people generate insights that transform their understanding of problems and possibilities. It outlines three pathways to insight – connections, contradictions, and creative desperation – offering practical ways individuals and organizations can leverage each for enhanced decision-making and innovation.
Who Should Read This?
- Anyone interested in cultivating insight and critical thinking skills
- Teams seeking to improve collective decision-making
- Business leaders and entrepreneurs pursuing industry innovation
About the Author
Gary Klein, PhD, is a cognitive psychologist known for his pioneering work on naturalistic decision making: studying how people make choices in real-world situations and settings. Klein has advised organizations ranging from the U.S. Air Force to Fortune 500 companies on improving decision-making, innovation, and performance. His other influential works include Sources of Power, Streetlights and Shadows, and The Power of Intuition.
