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How to Think - Creative Thinking Puzzles: Brain-training puzzles to improve innovative thought

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title How to Think - Creative Thinking Puzzles: Brain-training puzzles to improve innovative thought
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Charles Phillips
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:96
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 129
Category/GenreAdvice on careers and achieving success
Puzzles and quizzes
ISBN/Barcode 9781787397835
ClassificationsDewey:793.73
Audience
General
Illustrations 50 b&w illus

Publishing Details

Publisher Welbeck Publishing Group
Imprint Welbeck
Publication Date 8 July 2021
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Don't get stuck in a rut - free up your creativity with this puzzle book. These puzzles will teach you how to think creatively by calming the critical voice in your head that can sometimes paralyze fresh thought. Scientists tell us that our brains are often more active when we are working with others. Creative thinking will help you develop strategies for thinking cooperatively - not only when you're in a team, bouncing ideas around, but also when you're alone, by seeking inspiration and a fresh outlook from the world around you, as well as from personal mentors and even written sources. A key part of the book provides essential guidance on lifestyle and fostering a positive outlook to complement exercises that help you get those creative juices flowing. This title includes an extended introduction with advice on how to think in new creative ways, as well as a number of How to Think tips to improve those skills as you work through the book.

Author Biography

Charles Phillips is the author of more than 35 books, specializing in history, popular science & psychology, mythology, cinema and arts. After a degree in English at Oxford University, he took an MA in Film Studies in London. Before becoming an author he worked in a community video group in Mitcham, south London, and as a teacher.