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Hack into the secret power of your brain Your Brain 100 Billion Neurons 100 Trillion Connections And you only command 5% of it. Now it's time to take back control! In Brainhack, creativity coach Neil Pavitt gives you tips and tricks to re-programme your brain, developing the skills and insights that can transform how you think, solve problems and make decisions. This book will help you: * Learn to think smarter * Become more focused * Discover creative approaches to problem-solving * Generate ideas with innovative techniques * Unlock your brain blocks
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Hack into the secret power of your brain Your Brain 100 Billion Neurons 100 Trillion Connections And you only command 5% of it. Now it's time to take back control! In Brainhack, creativity coach Neil Pavitt gives you tips and tricks to re-programme your brain, developing the skills and insights that can transform how you think, solve problems and make decisions. This book will help you: * Learn to think smarter * Become more focused * Discover creative approaches to problem-solving * Generate ideas with innovative techniques * Unlock your brain blocks
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 192
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780857086433
- Artikelnr.: 44632253
- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 192
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780857086433
- Artikelnr.: 44632253
Neil Pavitt has over 25 years' experience as an award winning Creative Director and Writer in advertising and television working for companies like Saatchi & Saatchi and Sky. He is the founder of Lightbulb Consultancy, who specialise in demystifying the creative process for clients such as Lloyds Bank, AstraZeneca and Goldman Sachs.
Introduction 1 Part 1 Thinking Smarter 1. Make a Done List 6 2. Change Your Memories 10 3. Be Kinder, Be Happier 16 4. Reward Upfront 18 5. Make a Better Impression 20 6. Exercise More to Make Your Brain Run Better 22 7. Let Your Body Do the Talking 24 8. Be More Musical 26 9. Don't Get Labelled 28 Part 2 Getting Started 10. See Things Differently 36 11. Watch Cat Videos 40 12. Don't Be Biased 42 13. Practice With Purpose 46 14. Stop Moaning 50 15. Don't Get Stressed 56 16. Make Fewer Decisions 60 17. Count the Days, Minutes and Hours 64 18. Look on the Bright Side 66 Part 3 Problem Solving 19. Take a Break 70 20. Just Start 72 21. Take Away the Context 74 22. Keep Asking Why 78 23. Sleep Well 82 24. Be More Sarcastic 86 25. Take Notes 90 26. Notice Your Mistakes 94 27. Write by Hand 98 Part 4 Idea Generation 28. Map It Out 102 29. Run a Brain Marathon 104 30. Do Something Different 108 31. Don't Try to Have Good Ideas 114 32. Think Like a Child 116 33. Don't Finish 120 34. Take Part in Name Calling 122 35. Stay Focused 128 36. Work Messy 132 Part 5 Breaking Through and Innovating 37. Enjoy Being Blocked 136 38. Think Like Goldilocks 140 39. Take a Walk, Have a Shower 145 40. Switch Off 150 41. Think When You're Tired 154 42. Just Say It 158 43. Give It the Overnight Test 160 44. Plan a Pre-Mortem 164 45. Make a Story of It 168 References 174 Image credits 177 About the Author 178 Acknowledgements 179
Introduction Part 1: Thinking Smarter 1. Let your body do the talking 2. Be
kinder, be happier 3. Reward upfront 4. Make a better impression 5.
Exercise more to make your brain run better 6. Change your memories 7. Be
more musical 8. Don't get labelled 9. See things differently Part 2:
Getting Started 10. Watch cat videos 11. Make a done list 12. Don't be
biased 13. Practice with purpose 14. Stop moaning 15. Don't get stressed
16. Make fewer decisions 17. Count the days, minutes and hours 18. Look on
the bright side Part 3: Problem Solving 19. Take a break 20. Just start 21.
Take away the context 22. Keep asking why 23. Sleep well 24. Be more
sarcastic 25. Take notes 26. Notice your mistakes 27. Write by hand Part 4:
Idea Generation 28. Map it out 29. Run a brain marathon 30. Do something
different 31. Don't try to have good ideas 32. Think like a child 33. Don't
finish 34. Take part in name calling 35. Stay focused 36. Work messy Part
5: Breaking through and innovating 37. Enjoy being blocked 38. Think like
Goldilocks 39. Take a walk, have a shower 40. Switch off 41. Think when
you're tired 42. Just say it 43. Give it the overnight test 44. Plan a
pre-mortem 45. Make a story of it References Image credits About the Author
Acknowledgements
kinder, be happier 3. Reward upfront 4. Make a better impression 5.
Exercise more to make your brain run better 6. Change your memories 7. Be
more musical 8. Don't get labelled 9. See things differently Part 2:
Getting Started 10. Watch cat videos 11. Make a done list 12. Don't be
biased 13. Practice with purpose 14. Stop moaning 15. Don't get stressed
16. Make fewer decisions 17. Count the days, minutes and hours 18. Look on
the bright side Part 3: Problem Solving 19. Take a break 20. Just start 21.
Take away the context 22. Keep asking why 23. Sleep well 24. Be more
sarcastic 25. Take notes 26. Notice your mistakes 27. Write by hand Part 4:
Idea Generation 28. Map it out 29. Run a brain marathon 30. Do something
different 31. Don't try to have good ideas 32. Think like a child 33. Don't
finish 34. Take part in name calling 35. Stay focused 36. Work messy Part
5: Breaking through and innovating 37. Enjoy being blocked 38. Think like
Goldilocks 39. Take a walk, have a shower 40. Switch off 41. Think when
you're tired 42. Just say it 43. Give it the overnight test 44. Plan a
pre-mortem 45. Make a story of it References Image credits About the Author
Acknowledgements
Introduction 1 Part 1 Thinking Smarter 1. Make a Done List 6 2. Change Your Memories 10 3. Be Kinder, Be Happier 16 4. Reward Upfront 18 5. Make a Better Impression 20 6. Exercise More to Make Your Brain Run Better 22 7. Let Your Body Do the Talking 24 8. Be More Musical 26 9. Don't Get Labelled 28 Part 2 Getting Started 10. See Things Differently 36 11. Watch Cat Videos 40 12. Don't Be Biased 42 13. Practice With Purpose 46 14. Stop Moaning 50 15. Don't Get Stressed 56 16. Make Fewer Decisions 60 17. Count the Days, Minutes and Hours 64 18. Look on the Bright Side 66 Part 3 Problem Solving 19. Take a Break 70 20. Just Start 72 21. Take Away the Context 74 22. Keep Asking Why 78 23. Sleep Well 82 24. Be More Sarcastic 86 25. Take Notes 90 26. Notice Your Mistakes 94 27. Write by Hand 98 Part 4 Idea Generation 28. Map It Out 102 29. Run a Brain Marathon 104 30. Do Something Different 108 31. Don't Try to Have Good Ideas 114 32. Think Like a Child 116 33. Don't Finish 120 34. Take Part in Name Calling 122 35. Stay Focused 128 36. Work Messy 132 Part 5 Breaking Through and Innovating 37. Enjoy Being Blocked 136 38. Think Like Goldilocks 140 39. Take a Walk, Have a Shower 145 40. Switch Off 150 41. Think When You're Tired 154 42. Just Say It 158 43. Give It the Overnight Test 160 44. Plan a Pre-Mortem 164 45. Make a Story of It 168 References 174 Image credits 177 About the Author 178 Acknowledgements 179
Introduction Part 1: Thinking Smarter 1. Let your body do the talking 2. Be
kinder, be happier 3. Reward upfront 4. Make a better impression 5.
Exercise more to make your brain run better 6. Change your memories 7. Be
more musical 8. Don't get labelled 9. See things differently Part 2:
Getting Started 10. Watch cat videos 11. Make a done list 12. Don't be
biased 13. Practice with purpose 14. Stop moaning 15. Don't get stressed
16. Make fewer decisions 17. Count the days, minutes and hours 18. Look on
the bright side Part 3: Problem Solving 19. Take a break 20. Just start 21.
Take away the context 22. Keep asking why 23. Sleep well 24. Be more
sarcastic 25. Take notes 26. Notice your mistakes 27. Write by hand Part 4:
Idea Generation 28. Map it out 29. Run a brain marathon 30. Do something
different 31. Don't try to have good ideas 32. Think like a child 33. Don't
finish 34. Take part in name calling 35. Stay focused 36. Work messy Part
5: Breaking through and innovating 37. Enjoy being blocked 38. Think like
Goldilocks 39. Take a walk, have a shower 40. Switch off 41. Think when
you're tired 42. Just say it 43. Give it the overnight test 44. Plan a
pre-mortem 45. Make a story of it References Image credits About the Author
Acknowledgements
kinder, be happier 3. Reward upfront 4. Make a better impression 5.
Exercise more to make your brain run better 6. Change your memories 7. Be
more musical 8. Don't get labelled 9. See things differently Part 2:
Getting Started 10. Watch cat videos 11. Make a done list 12. Don't be
biased 13. Practice with purpose 14. Stop moaning 15. Don't get stressed
16. Make fewer decisions 17. Count the days, minutes and hours 18. Look on
the bright side Part 3: Problem Solving 19. Take a break 20. Just start 21.
Take away the context 22. Keep asking why 23. Sleep well 24. Be more
sarcastic 25. Take notes 26. Notice your mistakes 27. Write by hand Part 4:
Idea Generation 28. Map it out 29. Run a brain marathon 30. Do something
different 31. Don't try to have good ideas 32. Think like a child 33. Don't
finish 34. Take part in name calling 35. Stay focused 36. Work messy Part
5: Breaking through and innovating 37. Enjoy being blocked 38. Think like
Goldilocks 39. Take a walk, have a shower 40. Switch off 41. Think when
you're tired 42. Just say it 43. Give it the overnight test 44. Plan a
pre-mortem 45. Make a story of it References Image credits About the Author
Acknowledgements