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THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLERSharpen your instincts in a world full of uncertainty and risk. The training to become a fighter pilot is among the most competitive and difficult in the world with fewer than one-in-a-thousand succeeding. Pushing a cutting-edge jet to its limits at over 1,000 mph means that every split-second decision can have catastrophic consequences. Throughout his high-pressure career in the cockpit of the world's most advanced and expensive weapons systems, Hasard Lee learned to master skills at the apex of decision-making theory and practice. Now he shares gripping firsthand accounts from his time as a fighter pilot, and distills what he's learned into a powerful ACE Helix framework that can be used in business and in life, revealing how to: LEARN BETTER AND FASTER CULTIVATE MENTAL TOUGHNESS DEVELOP THE SKILLS TO QUICKLY ASSESS, CHOOSE, AND EXECUTE AND MUCH, MUCH MOREThese combat-tested techniques have already benefitted CEO's, astronauts, CIA agents and many others, and now The Art of Clear Thinking will enable anyone to perform at their peak.
HASARD LEE is a U.S Air Force fighter pilot who led his pilots into combat during one of the most intense periods during the War in Afghanistan. During his last role on Active-Duty, Hasard became the Chief of Training Systems for the largest training base in the world, leading the development of new technology and teaching methods to train future fighter pilots. Hasard now speaks and consults for organisations and his social media accounts reach over 290 million people annually. The Art of Clear Thinking is his first book.
