How can I know which career option best for me according to my logical thinking pattern and my skills and interests?

To evaluate which career path aligns with your logical thinking patterns, skills, and interests, consider insights from the Huberman Lab. In the episode with Adam Grant, three mental modes are discussed: preacher, prosecutor, and politician. These modes can color your thinking even if you've never worked in these specific careers. Each mode has strengths and is adaptive in specific roles:

1. Preacher Mode: This mode involves advocating for your own views. People in this mode excel in roles like sales or leadership where being visionary is valuable.

2. Prosecutor Mode: Focused on critiquing and finding flaws, this mode suits scientists and professions requiring analytical precision.

3. Politician Mode: This involves winning approval and navigating social dynamics, which is important for roles in negotiations or public relations.

Understanding these modes can aid career choices by helping you identify environments where your thinking style will thrive. Recognizing these patterns in yourself may lead to better career satisfaction by aligning with roles that complement your natural tendencies rather than conflict with them 1.