21A – Reading Reflection No. 2

Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

1. The overall theme in this book explains how there are two systems when it comes to considering judgement and choice. The first system is fast and automatic in comparison to the second system which is slower and more deliberate.

2. This book aligned with what I have learned in this class when it comes to being methodical when making smart decisions in regards to growing my company. It has given me a new piece of mind in that I won't rush to the finish line - rather think of my long term goals as a marathon. 

3. If I could design an exercise for this class after reading this book, I would design an exercise that allows for young entrepreneurs to evaluate every critical option when making an important decision for your company's growth. This exercise would look something like this: every entrepreneur will have a list of things they need to do in order to complete a task that is vital to their company's growth. Upon completion, the exercise will explain the differences between each option and how the order is supposed to be displayed. 

4. What surprised me the most about this book is Kahneman's approach to the first system. He considers the first system to be fast thinking. It is thinking done almost automatically or instinctively. He claims that thinking is done with almost no effort from the person and there is no feeling or control.   

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