The Paradox of Choice : Why More Is Less, Revised Edition
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The Paradox of Choice : Why More Is Less, Revised Edition

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Overwhelmed by choices? In The Paradox of Choice,” Barry Schwartz explores how our abundance of options leads to less satisfaction, not more. This revised edition delves into the psychology of choice overload, offering practical strategies to simplify decision-making and find greater happiness. Discover why less is often more and regain control in a world of endless possibilities. ISBN: 9780063396128″

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  • ISBN-13: 9780063396128
  • Publisher: Ecco
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 140 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0063396122
  • Publisher Date: 20 Jan 2024
  • Height: 19 mm
  • No of Pages: 304
  • Width: 264 mm

8 reviews for The Paradox of Choice : Why More Is Less, Revised Edition

  1. Ashish Ranjan –

    While the concept is intriguing, the book could have been more concise. It dragged on in parts. Still worth reading.

  2. Abhijith Biju –

    Eye-opening and practical. This book offers a clear path to making better choices and achieving greater contentment. Changed my life.

  3. Prantik Goswami –

    A decent read, but I didn’t find it as groundbreaking as I expected. Some helpful tips, though.

  4. Shreyash Shekhar –

    Interesting ideas, but felt a bit repetitive at times. Good food for thought on decision-making.

  5. Saksham Maitrey –

    This book really opened my eyes to how choice can be paralyzing. I’m actively trying to simplify my life now.

  6. Hemant Kumar –

    Changed my perspective on consumerism! I am now more aware of my choices and feel less overwhelmed. A bit dense but great.

  7. Saurabh Prakhar –

    Fantastic! ‘The Paradox of Choice’ has helped me reduce stress and make decisions with more confidence. Highly recommend!

  8. Abhishek Kundu –

    I enjoyed the first half, but the second half felt like the author was stretching the concept. Still, a worthwhile read.

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