Thinking by Choice

How much of what you believe is really yours?
Many of our beliefs feel like facts. They influence what we expect from ourselves, how we understand other people and which possibilities we consider. Yet we rarely stop to ask where those beliefs came from or whether they still make sense.
In Thinking by Choice, Andreas Ulrich explores how experience, repetition, emotion and the people around us shape our thinking. Through familiar situations and practical questions, he invites you to examine assumptions, recognize automatic reactions and try a different response.
This is not about controlling every thought or pretending that positive thinking solves everything. It is about deciding which beliefs deserve your trust and putting what you learn into practice.
The book includes seven practical worksheets and reflections from psychology, philosophy and the Bible.