[boraoztunc]

As a knowledge worker, your mind is your most important tool. You can improve the way you use this tool by studying the way brilliant thinkers conduct research, connect ideas, solve problems and make decisions.

Using the knowledge gained by previous thinkers is also one of the fastest ways to make intellectual progress. To “stand on the shoulders of giants” is to upload these brilliant thinkers’ understanding to your own mind, to build on top of it, to share your new insights, and to keep on fostering our collective intelligence.

This series of portraits explores the thought processes, working habits, and decision-making principles applied by brilliant thinkers who profoundly impacted the world with their discoveries and the way they challenged the status quo.

[randcraw]

Females only?

[boraoztunc]

Yes. Today is International Women's Day; that's why I shared this series.

[dayjaby]

You already lost me at "as a knowledge worker" but the content before that was very valuable to me.

[boraoztunc]

I just quoted from the author's website to explain the articles, so you can read them here before clicking.