Lim How is a versatile and interactive speaker with the gift of provoking his audience both to think differently and to rethink their assumptions.
About Lim How
A graduate of Yale University, Lim How is an acclaimed author of three psychology books and an accomplished speaker.
His books have received strong endorsement from distinguished professors from top universities including Ellen Langer (Harvard), Edgar Schein (MIT), Emily Balcetis (NYU), and John Bargh (Yale). Witty and informative, Lim How’s books cleverly bring to life many important psychological insights based on fascinating psychological studies that make them a must-read for anyone who wants to understand why humans think, feel, and behave the way they do, and who wants to know how best to connect with or influence people.
A versatile and interactive speaker with the gift of provoking his audience both to think differently and to rethink their assumptions, Lim How has been regularly engaged by multinationals such as Citigroup, Coca-Cola, IBM, Kellogg's, Merrill Lynch, and Toyota to share his knowledge on a variety of topics related to critical thinking, social intelligence, and self-improvement. Above all, he is best known for his usually lively, witty, and highly informative seminars and workshops. To date, he has conducted countless seminars and workshops to business audiences and the general public in various parts of the world, including Singapore, different parts of Asia, and USA.
My Specialties
The following are the more popular and in-demand seminars (and workshops) that I conduct:
Critical Thinking & Reasoning
Colors of Behavior
Think Out Of the Circle!
Psych Talk (based on a book I've written)
Thinking Is Not What We Think It Is (based on a book I've written)
Two Colors of Truth (based on a book I've written)
My Passion
I've cultivated a strong passion for the following over the years:
Writing books for the general public.
Teaching, training, and speaking to interested audiences.
Sharing interesting scientific findings with the public, particularly findings from the fields of psychology and the behavioral sciences that are of practical relevance to today’s world.
Encouraging people to achieve excellence in their personal and professional lives. I seek to achieve this with the books I write and through the seminars I conduct.