Think Better (Review and Analysis of Hurson's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Tom Hurson's book "Think Better" shows how success in your personal or professional life is not so much a function of what you know, but how well you think. In his book, the author reveals that the better you are at productive thinking, the richer and fuller your life will become. This summary explains how you can learn to think productively by combining two distinct thinking styles: creative and critical. By learning and applying this method, you can be sure that you will achieve success in all areas of life.
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To learn more, read "Think Better" and discover how you can learn to think your way to success.
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Think Better by Tim Hurson
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of Think Better (Tim Hurson)
1. Ask: What’s going on?
2. Define what success is
3. Pinpoint the real problem
4. List all potential solutions
5. Polish the best solution
6. Align your resources
Book Abstract
Main Idea
Success in your personal, business or professional life is less a function of what you know than it is of how well you think. If you can enhance and upgrade your own productive thinking skills, you’ll generate more options, be equipped to evaluate those options more rigorously and come up with better and more robust solutions. The better you become at productive thinking, the richer and fuller your life will become. Learn how to think better and you increase the value of all your activities.
Productive thinking blends together two very different and distinct thinking styles:
Creative thinking to come up with new and better ideas – expansive breakthroughs from what has been used before.
Critical thinking where you look at these various new ideas analytically and decide which are workable and which are not.
To create the future you want for yourself and your organization, you first need to be able to envisage and imagine it. Productive thinking is the best way to do that. Get up to speed with productive thinking and you can create the vibrant future you want.
"Everybody talks about creativity and innovation these days, but very few actually know how to put them