We deal with various issues, both big and small, every day. With all the practice and experience, why do we sometimes find it difficult to make easy decisions, much less come up with optimal solutions to critical issues? Do we have to live in this kind of chaos? Or can we find a way to improve our thinking efficiently and with greater creativity? In this entertaining, informative, and inspiring work, Edward Burger shows how we can improve our skills at solving problems in the real world by acquiring creative problem-solving skills with simple, efficient methods of thinking.
Making Up Your Own Mind teaches these techniques--including how to ask good questions, fail and try again, and change your mind--and then helps you practice them with fun verbal and visual puzzles. The aim is not to be able to solve every challenge quickly; however, to develop the most diverse ways to think about it as you can. When you see the puzzles get more complex, your brain will expand to help you become a more creative and imaginative thinker in everyday life. Learning to become better at thinking can pay dividends in various ways for everyone, including students, professional athletes, businesspeople, leaders, artists, and lifelong learners.
A book that focuses on changing your mindset and creating a better version of yourself by engaging in the mind, Making Your Mind is sure to delight and delight those who want to know ways to find more effective solutions to the many puzzles of life.
And the puzzles go beyond the thought-provoking design of the book, as one of the more recent short chapters is printed upside-down, and another one is printed with mirror images which further challenges the reader to view the world in different ways and discover new meanings.
