Creativity Workout: 62 Exercises to Unlock Your Most Creative Ideas

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Ulysses Press, Mar 1, 2008 - Psychology - 192 pages
TAP INTO YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL

Creativity was once thought to be a talent bestowed upon a lucky few. Today it is understood as a skill that we can all learn, develop and apply. And in today's economy--with information available to everyone and support services outsourced overseas--creativity is the most valuable asset you can possess and the best way to get ahead.
Learn to unlock these abilities with Creativity Workout. In 62 excercises designed by Edward de Bono, the world's leading creativity expert, you'll discover how to tap into your most original thinking. Each exercise is fun and simple and will get you in the creative state of mind necessary to think yourself to success.
You'll learn to:

•make connections

•think beyond your peers

•recognize possibilities

•create opportunities

About the author (2008)

Edward de Bono holds an MD (Malta), MA (Oxford), DPhil (Oxford), PhD (Cambridge), DDes (RMIT) and LLD (Dundee). He has had faculty appointments at the university of Oxford, Cambridge, London and Harvard and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford.

He is the leading authority in the field of creative thinking and the direct teaching of creative thinking as a skill. From an understanding of how the human brain works as a self-organising information system, he derived the formal creative tools of lateral thinking. His tools for perceptual thinking (CoRT and DATT) are widely used in both schools and business. His institution, the Edward de Bono Foundation, teaches constructive thinking in Education and Management and has instructed leading corporations around the world including IBM, Microsoft, Prudentail, BT (UK), NTT (Japan), Nokia (Finland) and Siemens (Germany).

Bibliographic information

TitleCreativity Workout: 62 Exercises to Unlock Your Most Creative Ideas
AuthorEdward De Bono
Editionillustrated, reprint
PublisherUlysses Press, 2008
ISBN1569756406, 9781569756409
Length192 pages
Subjects › 

Psychology / Creative Ability
  
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