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<img src="https://static.get-headway.com/334_be5536c9d4a34258ab6d-15d5aa6727eeb8.jpg" srcset="https://static.get-headway.com/600_be5536c9d4a34258ab6d-15d5aa6727eeb8.jpg 2x, https://static.get-headway.com/be5536c9d4a34258ab6d-15d5aa6727eeb8.jpg 3x" alt="Cover of A Spy’s Guide to Thinking by John Braddock." width="334" height="501"><div>overview</div><div>"A Spy's Guide to Thinking" offers a framework for effective thinking, which is based on the experiences of a field spy named John Braddock. It is a tidbit that focuses on how spies — people employed by an agency to obtain secret intelligence or information on a hostile country with reference to military affairs — operate  in a very difficult situation. It also presents you with useful tricks for good decision-making. 

John Braddock was a former case officer and spy at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). He developed, recruited, and dealt with sources on weapons proliferation, counter-terrorism, and political-military issues. John Braddock is currently a strategy consultant who consults on unstructured and difficult problems where the guide of a spy is needed. He helps individuals, organizations, and agencies think more effectively about their strategy, customers, and competition.

"Good thinking means good decisions. Good actions. Good results, hopefully. But not always." ~ John Braddock</div><p>© 2019 GTHW App Limited</p><p>24 Peiraios Str., 1st floor, Strovolos, 2023 Nicosia, Cyprus</p>

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