When others ask "What do you think?" I often get tongue-tied and don't know how to answer; when discussing in meetings, when faced with the questioning looks of others, I can only say "I have no opinion" after much thought... If you want to win in the workplace, you must know how to think instantly and put forward unique viewpoints immediately!
Japanese corporate education and communication expert - Takashi Saito has long taught companies, professionals and students how to think independently and quickly put forward their own ideas. He found that many people tend to remain silent once they encounter something they are not familiar with. But in this fast-paced era, silence will only make you miss good opportunities. Therefore, only by seizing the opportunity, being able to find out the key points on any topic, and immediately putting forward personal opinions can you make others think that you are an "ideational person."
The "5-day short-term training" method proposed by the author can quickly improve your independent thinking ability in the short term. For example, write more book reviews to cultivate a sense of thinking; examine your living habits to build a "thinking physique"; read more to find evidence for your own ideas... In just 5 days, your brain will be transformed so that you can provide insights at any time and will no longer say "no opinion."
Reader comments
Just like when I watched a movie before, I would only say whether it was good or bad, but now I will try to tell why it is good and what is not good. Moreover, the book also says that reading more can provide us with basis for our ideas, which I think makes sense. I will study more in the future so that I can become a thoughtful person!
This book made me understand that "my own thoughts" are very precious. It was precisely because I lacked "my own thoughts" that I was bullied everywhere in the workplace and suppressed by my leaders. I hope that people who are treated the same as me in the workplace will read this book carefully. This book is worth cherishing.
From a person who is relatively introverted and not good at communication, this is a practical book. The lack of generalizations is the biggest feature of this book.
Just like when I watched a movie before, I would only say whether it was good or bad, but now I will try to tell why it is good and what is not good. Moreover, the book also says that reading more can provide us with basis for our ideas, which I think makes sense. I will study more in the future so that I can become a thoughtful person!
This book made me understand that "my own thoughts" are very precious. It was precisely because I lacked "my own thoughts" that I was bullied everywhere in the workplace and suppressed by my leaders. I hope that people who are treated the same as me in the workplace will read this book carefully. This book is worth cherishing.
From a person who is relatively introverted and not good at communication, this is a practical book. The lack of generalizations is the biggest feature of this book.