“How to Think” gathers candid talks that retrain attention and restore judgment. Instead of outsourcing truth to titles or trends, the series invites you to test ideas in lived experience: listen deeply, question scripts, reclaim language, and meet big feelings without clinging. You’ll explore freedom and love as steady guides, intimacy as a better engine than ideology, and community as a practice ground where irritations become mirrors. Along the way, you’ll learn to distinguish desire from fixation, communicate cleanly, and choose interdependence over performance. The result is a thinking style that’s grounded, compassionate, and actionable—clear enough to cut through noise, human enough to change your life.