—from the Foreword by PETER BOGHOSSIAN, coauthor of How to Have Impossible Conversations
A Mind of Your Own reveals a simple but transformative truth: Logic is a skill, but most people have never been taught how to use it. This book is more than memorizing facts or winning arguments. It's about learning how to:
- Spot flawed reasoning instantly—in others and in yourself.
- Ask the right questions that expose truth and dismantle weak arguments.
- Separate emotions from logic to make better decisions in any situation.
- Stay composed under pressure, whether in a debate, negotiation, or conflict.
- Think independently in a world that constantly pressures you to conform.
At the core of Smith's method is a radical shift: Stop trying to prove you're right—and start pursuing what's true. When you detach your identity from your opinions and follow logic wherever it leads, you become far more effective, persuasive, and resilient.
