Debugging Your Brain, Casey S. Watts
Debugging Your Brain, Casey S. Watts
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Debugging Your Brain

Author: Casey S. Watts

Narrator: Casey S. Watts

Unabridged: 1 hr 31 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Casey Watts

Published: 11/01/2020


Synopsis

The human brain is buggy. Sometimes your mind distorts reality, gets stuck on shortcomings, or spirals out of control. With the right tools, you can patch the software that runs in your mind: catch distortions of reality, transform frustration into insight, and short-circuit downward spirals. Become a better friend, team member, and human.The brain is a complex system. Debugging Your Brain is a toolkit to help you understand and optimize yours.—"A straightforward and easily digestible read that decodes several basic, but complex concepts in psychology. It offers an introduction to the elements of thought processing and how to integrate effective behavioral techniques into everyday situations in life. With a little practice, the topics and techniques covered in this book will help train your brain how to deal with any situation effectively and productively. The author's lighthearted and relatable way of writing makes it an enjoyable read."- Dr. Melissa Monsey, Neuroscience PhD, Yale University

Reviews

Goodreads review by Britt on November 07, 2020

Casey Watts unpacks the processes of CBT with the empathetic expertise of a neuropsychologist and the methodological efficiency of a computer programmer. Debugging Your Brain is a pragmatic, digestible guide for all audiences. He introduces techniques (like the WHOOP!) which have been super helpful......more

Goodreads review by Noah on December 05, 2020

In this short book Watts eloquently explains some psychology and CBT approaches to process challenges in life in a way that makes them easily to apply in reality. Some of the approaches were new to me. For example "Talk to a duck". But Casey makes it easy to understand how it could be helpful. For m......more

Goodreads review by Brian on November 09, 2020

We all have moments that feel just plain bad. It's human. Those moments can lead us into a downward spiral. As a nonfiction reader, I was excited to find a book offering a compassionate look at momentary thoughts and feelings. With a few simple strategies, begin to actively practice noticing your auto......more

Goodreads review by Samuel on December 28, 2023

Interesting and thought provoking book.......more

Goodreads review by Harry J. Foxwell on February 26, 2023

Lightweight (easy/quick read) about metacognition, although the author oddly never mentions that term. Useful advice and practice for jumping out of mind-on-autopilot into necessary introspection: What am I doing, why am I doing it? That's the essence. Simple to understand, not so easy for some to pr......more