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Wake up your creative genius

By:

Hanks, Kurt

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Crisp Pub. Menlo ParkUS 1991Description: [4], 138 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Suggests sources of good ideas and provides proven techniques that can multiply the quantity and quality of creative thoughts. Recommendations include: exercise your mind - ask questions; identify needs and create solutions; record sleep time ideas (dreams); invest creative effort; nurture new ideas patiently; learn from failure; and protect ideas legally. Also identifies some enemies of creativity, viz. inability to identify major pitfalls of an idea/product; inflexibility; fear of failure; and theft of ideas.

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Suggests sources of good ideas and provides proven techniques that can multiply the quantity and quality of creative thoughts. Recommendations include: exercise your mind - ask questions; identify needs and create solutions; record sleep time ideas (dreams); invest creative effort; nurture new ideas patiently; learn from failure; and protect ideas legally. Also identifies some enemies of creativity, viz. inability to identify major pitfalls of an idea/product; inflexibility; fear of failure; and theft of ideas.

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