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Look at problems in many different ways.
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Visualize!
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Produce!
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Make novel combinations.
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Form relationships.
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Think in opposites.
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Think metaphorically.
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Prepare yourself for chance.
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Have patience
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kevin thomasGood tips on effective thinking.
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Gina Hernandez"Even if you're not a genius, you can use the same strategies as Aristotle and Einstein to harness the power of your creative mind and better manage your future."
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Derek BairdThe following eight strategies encourage you to think productively, rather than reproductively, in order to arrive at solutions to problems. "These strategies are common to the thinking styles of creative geniuses in science, art, and industry throug
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Failure can be productive only if we do not focus on it as
an unproductive result. Instead: analyze the process, its components,
and how you can change them, to arrive at other results. Do not ask
the question "Why have I failed?", but rather "What have I done?" -
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study of 2,036 scientists throughout history, Dean Keith Simonton of
the University of California at Davis found that the most respected
scientists produced not only great works, but also many "bad" ones. - 8 more annotations...
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2. Visualize!
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Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and
believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive
resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them
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6. Think in opposites.
Physicist Niels Bohr believed, that if you held
opposites together, then you suspend your thought, and your mind moves
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5. Form relationships; make connections between
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Combine, and
recombine, ideas, images, and thoughts into different combinations no
matter how incongruent or unusual. -
When Einstein thought through a problem, he always
found it necessary to formulate his subject in as many different ways
as possible, including using diagrams. He visualized solutions, and
believed that words and numbers as such did not play a significant
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1. Look at problems in many different ways, and
find new perspectives that no one else has taken (or no one else has
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"Even if you're not a genius, you can use the same
strategies as Aristotle and Einstein to harness the power of your creative
mind and better manage your future."
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Chris Johnstongreat guide on altering your thinking progres
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Thinking like a Genius
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7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. - 6 more annotations...
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7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts. -
7. Think metaphorically.
Aristotle considered metaphor a sign of genius, and believed that the individual who had the capacity to perceive resemblances between two separate areas of existence and link them together was a person of special gifts.
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Art istThe following eight strategies encourage you to think productively, rather than reproductively. "These strategies are common to the thinking styles of creative geniuses in science, art, and industry throughout history".
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Look at problems in many different ways, and
find new perspectives that no one else has taken (or no one else has
publicized!) -
Form relationships; make connections between
dissimilar subjects. - 6 more annotations...
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Think in opposites.
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Think metaphorically.
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Visualize!
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Produce! A distinguishing characteristic of
genius is productivity. -
Make novel combinations. Combine, and
recombine, ideas, images, and thoughts into different combinations no
matter how incongruent or unusual. -
Prepare yourself for chance.
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"Even if you're not a genius, you can use the same strategies as Aristotle and Einstein to harness the power of your creative mind and better manage your future."
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"Even if you're not a genius, you can use the same strategies as Aristotle and Einstein to harness the power of your creative mind and better manage your future."
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I'm Cerbryx"These strategies are common to the thinking styles of creative geniuses in science, art, and industry throughout history."
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