Books like How to be a brilliant thinker by Paul Sloane
How to be a Brilliant Thinker will help readers think in powerful new ways. It shows how to harness techniques in lateral thinking, analytical thinking, problem analysis, idea generation, and other areas to become more creative. Readers will be able to conceive, evaluate and implement great ideas as well as improve their memory, sell their ideas, and win arguments. It is packed with practical methods to put to immediate use, backed up by exercises, puzzles, quizzes, graphics, and illustrations.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth
Authors: Paul Sloane
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