A Worldview with a Future: Discover Your Inner Compass, Edition 3
Dec 2025 · epubli
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Do you sometimes feel lost in the noise? The world seems to be turning upside down: climate crisis, political division, global threats, and personal doubts. Everyone is talking at once – yet no one seems to offer a clear compass. This book cuts through the chaos and offers you a path to clarity. Embark on an exciting journey through the twelve most important "operating systems" of our thinking. Explore interactively how they shape your perspective and discover your own point of view step by step. At the end, I share a bold assessment: Which worldview can actually address the most pressing challenges of our time – consistently, soundly, and without blind spots? You will find out – not through dogma, but through logical discovery. This book gives you not only guidance but also practical tools to gain clarity, transform powerlessness into agency, and discover your own inner compass. Bonus: On the companion website, you will find numerous training materials and in-depth resources to explore these worlds of thought even further.
Do you sometimes feel lost in the noise? The world seems to be turning upside down: climate crisis, political division, global threats, and personal doubts. Everyone is talking at once – yet no one seems to offer a clear compass. This book cuts through the chaos and offers you a path to clarity. ...
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Martin Gertler earned his first doctorate in 1999 with an interdisciplinary thesis on TV reception, followed by a second doctorate in 2025 on opinion formation in the climate crisis. In 2002, he was appointed Professor of Media Science. In 2008, he became Professor of Communication Science and Founding Rector of a university for continuing education. Since 2011, he has focused on supervising professionals pursuing their doctorates at international universities.
Martin Gertler earned his first doctorate in 1999 with an interdisciplinary thesis on TV reception, followed by a second doctorate in 2025 on opinion formation in the climate crisis. In 2002, he was appointed Professor of Media Science. In 2008, he became Professor of Communication Science and Fo...
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