- Paperback: 165 pages
- Publisher: Thinkorporated.; 1 edition (December 1999)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1891905341
- ISBN-13: 978-1891905346
- Product Dimensions: 20.8 x 13.5 x 1.3 cm
- Shipping Weight: 204 g
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Book Description
A fully illustrated, fun, and ground-breaking book that describes a proven method that enables readers to actively produce creative ideas instead of passively waiting for inspiration.
From the Back Cover
Why is it important to awaken your Birdbrain and be more creative?
What do you want? To make more money? A job you love? A better education? To make breakthroughs in your field? To move up the ladder of success? Whatever you want, being more creative can help you get it.
If your ideas aren't enabling you to get what you want, you need new ideas! You get new ideas by awakening your Birdbrain and becoming more creative.
Thinking like the crowd merely enables you to survive and avoid misfortune. Awakening your Birdbrain enables you to thrive and make a fortune!
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most simplest and yet powerful creativity toolkit, May 23 2000
By Lee Say Keng "KNOWLEDGE ADVENTURER/TECHNOLOGY... - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Awaken Your Birdbrain: Using Creativity to Get What You Want (Paperback)
This is actually an adult adaptation of his earlier creativity book for kids, entitled Creativity for Kids of All Ages (which also happens to be an excellent creativity guide). To me, this is the most simplest and yet powerful creativity book. Better still, a powerful creativity toolkit. He uses over 20 animal metaphors to explain and illustrate how we can learn from nature to be creative. Nature has always been man's greatest teacher. The author' extensive illustrations from nature show his power of acute observation, which to me is also an important yet learnable tool in creative thinking. For example, he says "Observe Like a Lion" as a starter. A lion will always observe closely its target prey from a distance before going for the kill. Metaphorically, one should always study a problem closely from various angles or perspectives and then plan out a strategy before attempting to solve it. With over 20 metaphors - thinking tools to be precise - and tightly written in a crisp and succinct style, this small book is a recommended must-read for everybody - adults and kids alike - who wants to improve - and enhance - their everyday thinking processes.
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