"What's Blocking Your Thinking" uses a new, concise and effective innovative thinking technique to help you quickly break through career bottlenecks and improve your competitiveness. It will help you get rid of misunderstandings in thinking, change the way you think, break your stereotypes, think creatively and solve problems, and make your life exciting. Are you still bound by the "standard answer"? Do you know what "diversified thinking" is? Can you solve problems in study or work quickly and efficiently? Are you ready for your "Inspiration Notebook"? Stop being aimlessly busy! What you need is to get rid of unnecessary things and make room in your brain to organize your thoughts and keep the really important ideas.
Reader comments
Some people say that innovative behavior is an accidental behavior. It is undeniable that innovation has its accidental nature, but more innovative practitioners realize the meaning and value of their actions in the process of innovation. In other words, they know that they are innovating, and they have the desire to innovate. Innovative thinking has penetrated into their minds and become an inspiration to them. In fact, we generate innovative ideas every day. Because we are constantly changing the views we hold about the world from moment to moment. It can be said that innovative thinking begins with the inspiration of innovation. In life and work, if we can be like Newton and have strong inspiration for innovation, we will definitely discover things that others cannot. The following two examples clearly reflect innovative thinking in daily life.
It took me a week to read it. Many of the descriptions inspired me a lot. The front of the book is easy to understand, but the middle and back sections require mental effort to read. Many descriptions in the middle and back sections are not yet fully understandable based on my knowledge. I hope to gain a new understanding after reading other similar books in the future. This note.
As a scholar, literary worker, and someone who has been dealing with "thinking", I know all too well the feeling of exhaustion and powerlessness when thinking is stagnant, the brain cannot move, and there is no inspiration or new ideas. Therefore, before reading this book, I asked a few questions: What is the motivation for my thinking? What are the obstacles to achieving such momentum? What is the concrete manifestation of the unfolding process of thinking in my actions? Which thinking is the most efficient for me and can achieve the goal I want fastest? Undoubtedly, in the process of reading this book, the author's three categories: finding thinking faults - understanding brain programs - interpreting thinking strategies gave me clear answers. Looking forward to the author's next more in-depth answer.
Very good, thank the author
Being burdened by tedious work, contemporary people, including me, rarely have the opportunity to think deeply, let alone reflection, that is, review and improvement of thinking patterns. By reading this book, I was able to understand my brain from a third-party perspective. Especially in the first chapter, the author introduced a series of cognitive biases including herding effect and self-fulfilling prophecy. After learning and understanding these common but unknown thinking misunderstandings, I believe they will be of great help to my future studies~
As the book says, our perceptions are sometimes biased, but after reading this book, you can understand the reasons and avoid falling into a strange thinking circle. I especially like the metaphor of "ghost hitting the wall" in the book, which is very vivid. This reminds me of the book "Thinking, Fast and Slow", which also talks about ways of thinking. I think these two books are very practical and helpful for our daily thinking and problem solving. You can also take a look, I believe you will gain something!
Some people say that innovative behavior is an accidental behavior. It is undeniable that innovation has its accidental nature, but more innovative practitioners realize the meaning and value of their actions in the process of innovation. In other words, they know that they are innovating, and they have the desire to innovate. Innovative thinking has penetrated into their minds and become an inspiration to them. In fact, we generate innovative ideas every day. Because we are constantly changing the views we hold about the world from moment to moment. It can be said that innovative thinking begins with the inspiration of innovation. In life and work, if we can be like Newton and have strong inspiration for innovation, we will definitely discover things that others cannot. The following two examples clearly reflect innovative thinking in daily life.
It took me a week to read it. Many of the descriptions inspired me a lot. The front of the book is easy to understand, but the middle and back sections require mental effort to read. Many descriptions in the middle and back sections are not yet fully understandable based on my knowledge. I hope to gain a new understanding after reading other similar books in the future. This note.
As a scholar, literary worker, and someone who has been dealing with "thinking", I know all too well the feeling of exhaustion and powerlessness when thinking is stagnant, the brain cannot move, and there is no inspiration or new ideas. Therefore, before reading this book, I asked a few questions: What is the motivation for my thinking? What are the obstacles to achieving such momentum? What is the concrete manifestation of the unfolding process of thinking in my actions? Which thinking is the most efficient for me and can achieve the goal I want fastest? Undoubtedly, in the process of reading this book, the author's three categories: finding thinking faults - understanding brain programs - interpreting thinking strategies gave me clear answers. Looking forward to the author's next more in-depth answer.
Very good, thank the author
Being burdened by tedious work, contemporary people, including me, rarely have the opportunity to think deeply, let alone reflection, that is, review and improvement of thinking patterns. By reading this book, I was able to understand my brain from a third-party perspective. Especially in the first chapter, the author introduced a series of cognitive biases including herding effect and self-fulfilling prophecy. After learning and understanding these common but unknown thinking misunderstandings, I believe they will be of great help to my future studies~
As the book says, our perceptions are sometimes biased, but after reading this book, you can understand the reasons and avoid falling into a strange thinking circle. I especially like the metaphor of "ghost hitting the wall" in the book, which is very vivid. This reminds me of the book "Thinking, Fast and Slow", which also talks about ways of thinking. I think these two books are very practical and helpful for our daily thinking and problem solving. You can also take a look, I believe you will gain something!
This book is worth reading
Easy to understand, the story makes sense
A very interesting book!