Thinking Outside the Box

How to Think Creatively by Applying Critical Thinking and Lateral Thinking

De: Bruce Walker

Narrado por: William Crockett

Duración: 1 h y 35 m

Resumen del Editor

Discover how to activate your creative mind.

What does it mean to be limited to inside the box, as opposed to being outside?

The key, according to experts on the subject, is to apply creative thinking to your daily life. Perhaps up until this time, you've never really thought yourself a creative person. Many of us go through life thinking that the only people capable of creative thought are artists, writers, and others who have been trained to apply this thought process in specific and sporadic circumstances. The truth of the matter is that every single one of us is capable of this type of thought. We've just allowed it to lie fallow, unused. When anything lies unused for so long, it may be difficult to stimulate it back to life.

This book can help you seek out answers to your everyday problems easier. You don't need to be an artist, a business executive, or even a physicist or scientist to employ this immensely insightful thought process.

Learn the two types of thinking that will improve your problem solving skill.

You'll discover and learn how to implement the two types of thinking skill that you should be using everyday: critical and lateral - or out of the box thinking.

Far too often, we listen to the constraints of the outside world, the social standards of society, and fail to use all of our resources to change even the smallest of circumstances in our lives. Now is the time to tackle problems in your life, from lack of space to starting a new career on a small budget or even relative-ship problems.

What this book proposes at surface level may not appear to make an impact on your life. As you listen, though, you'll begin to understand how changing the way you view your circumstances can change how you approach all problems in your everyday life.

Would you like to know more? Download and start activating your creative thinking.

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It's one of the valuable ones I have.

The audio guide that allows readers to move past a "vertical" method of thought to tap the capability of parallel reasoning. I’d say it’s one of the practical books I have since I had my audible.

Freeing up your imagination.

Bruce Walker presented it with style. I love how he showed critical thinking is a trainable skill to everyone.

Bruce is good.

It taught me what thinking out of the box means and how to make it happen.

Pretty unique I must say.

It’s through this audio guide that I realized horizontal reasoning will regularly prompt issues that you never realized you had, or it will take care of basic issues that have an enormous potential.

Brilliant ideas

I'd highly recommend this to anyone. Whether you're in school or someone who’s working, or you're looking for ways to improve yourself, you can't go wrong with this book.

Outstanding

This course is excellent. The material is presented in a very clear and enjoyable way with many examples we are all familiar with. I can't say enough good things about this course.

Not just like an animal

Open your mind, be creative and strong, successful, not only grey and making nothing with yourself, your life. You have to life, not just like an animal, because you can use your brain, and make sg with your life!

The principles of lateral thinking are astounding.

What does it mean to be limited to inside the box as opposed to being outside? Listen to this and be informed.

Be more, achieve more....

I believe this book expands on critical thinking. This book will help you challenge old ways of thinking and learn to renew your thinking to improve good to better."This book by Peter Hollis is a good introductory title on the subject of creative thinking.It is indeed useful and easy reading for anyone who wants to increase their creative and problem solving skill.

Very Middle of the Road

I somewhat regret paying for this. It might be because this is geared towards an older audience, or because it relied on the listener having the ability to take a multiple choice test audibly, or because of the occassionaly awkward prose. I can't recommend this book.