The Art of Creative Thinking by John Adair

The Art of Creative Thinking by John Adair

The importance of creative thinking cannot be overemphasized. Developing the ability to come up with new ideas can help businesses gain a competitive advantage over their rivals and can also be rewarding for the individual. The Art of Creative Thinking shows you practical ways to become a more creative thinker. Each succinct chapter is built around one core idea, which is then developed and illustrated. The Art of Creative Thinking shows you how to: • Develop your understanding of the creative process • Overcome barriers to creating new ideas • Broaden your vision • Build on new ideas • Develop a creative attitude • Become more confident as a creative thinker

"The Art of Creative Thinking provides clear, practical guidelines for developing the reader's powers as a creative thinker" Voluntary Sector Magazine "The Art of Creative Thinking is an interesting and highly readable book." Management today "Will excite every intelligent reader and is thought-provoking and well-written." Professional Manager "This book will excite every intelligent reader and is both thought-provoking and well written." Professional Manager, Nov 2007 "This book is stimulating, enjoyable and instructive" Business Executive - August 2009

John Adair is acknowledged internationally as an authority on leadership. The world's first Professor of Leadership Studies, he advises many organizations in business, government, education, health and the voluntary sector. He has recently received the Lifetime Achievement in Leadership Award, and he continues to write and teach throughout the world, inspiring new audiences with his timeless and timely vision of leadership. He is the author of the best-selling classics Not Bosses But Leaders, How to Grow Leaders and The Inspirational Leader, all published by Kogan Page.

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ISBN 13	9780749447991
ISBN 10	0749447990
Titel	The Art of Creative Thinking
Autor	John Adair
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Bindungsart	Hardback
Verlag	Kogan Page Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr	2007-05-03
Seitenanzahl	144
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