Book description
Transform your thinking!
Is the way you think like the colour of your eyes - something you are born with and cannot alter? Or is thinking a skill that can be improved with practice, like swimming, tennis or cooking?
In this practical book, Edward…
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Why read it?
1 author picked De Bono's Thinking Course as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I and those around me often find themselves stuck in thought patterns that merely reinforce the status quo. De Bono’s suggestions about alternative ways of thinking stimulate one’s imagination, creativity, and critical thinking, all of which are sorely needed in this time of conflict and confusion.
Taken together with systems theory, de Bono’s methodology is a valuable key to innovation.
From Victoria's list on The best books about what education is and needs to become.
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