I couldn’t find any official listing or published record specifically for “The Science of Intellectual Leverage: Achieving More Through Better Thinking by Bernardo Palos” in the available sources.

However, it fits strongly within a clear intellectual lineage of works on thinking efficiency, decision quality, and cognitive optimization—similar to titles like The Science of Intelligent Decision Making and The Art of Mental Calibration Walmart Business+1.

What makes the concept of intellectual leverage powerful is that it centers on a simple idea:
you don’t improve results primarily by adding effort—you improve them by upgrading the quality of your thinking systems.

That means focusing on a few core pillars:

Intellectual leverage is built through mental compression—turning complex information into usable mental models. Instead of processing every detail, the mind learns to extract patterns, rules, and shortcuts that allow faster and more accurate decisions.

It also relies on cognitive filtering. Most people lose energy not because they lack intelligence, but because they process too much irrelevant information. High leverage thinking is about selecting what matters and discarding what doesn’t, so attention is always working on high-impact problems.

Another key layer is decision stacking. Small improvements in judgment compound over time. When your baseline decisions improve even slightly—what to focus on, what to ignore, what to act on immediately—the long-term outcomes multiply far beyond linear effort.

Finally, intellectual leverage depends on feedback refinement. Every decision becomes data. Instead of repeating the same mental patterns, you continuously adjust your thinking based on outcomes, gradually increasing precision and reducing error.

Put together, the idea suggests that success is less about raw intelligence or effort, and more about building a system where your thinking produces disproportionate results relative to input.

If this is meant as an ebook concept, it already sits in a strong market space: cognitive efficiency, mental systems, and applied decision science—areas that consistently attract readers looking to improve performance without increasing workload.

If you want, I can also turn this into a full structured ebook outline or a sales page in your format.