In a world of alt facts, imperfect algorithms and information overload, the ability to think clearly has never been more important.But it's not easy. Critical thinking asks us to slow down and reflect; to question assumptions; to be aware of biases and blind spots. It takes time and effort and can be tough when we're distracted or under pressure.How to Think Clearly is a practical primer to help you develop the habits that underpin critical thinking. From powerful pauses and killer questions to being data smart and tech savvy, honing your thinking skills will help you to think twice - and think better. Whether in life or at work, weighing up tricky options; choosing who or what to believe or how best to react, it offers a toolkit that will make thinking clearly a routine part of your daily practice.