Lateral Thinking for Every Day Extraordinary Solutions to Ordinary Problems 1st Edition by Paul Sloane ISBN 1398607959 9781398607958

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ISBN 10: 1398607959

ISBN 13: 978-1398607958

Author:  Paul Sloane 

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Lateral Thinking for Every Day: Extraordinary Solutions to Ordinary Problems 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part One: The Basics
01. What is lateral thinking?
02. The dangers of conformity
03. Fight the menace of groupthink
04. Contemplate the opposite
05. Break the rules
06. Think like an outsider
07. Ask dumb questions

Part Two: Historical Examples
08. Seven companies that switched
09. Why do experts reject new ideas?
10. Fly, crash, adapt
11. We need to listen to contrarian thinkers
12. Lateral thinking at war: Hannibal crossing the Alps
13. Protect the parts that are not showing hits
14. Lateral thinking in architecture
15. When something unexpected happens, get curious

Part Three: Lateral Thinking Tools and Everyday Hacks
16. How to use the Six Thinking Hats
17. The Disney Method for creative ideas
18. Use the three Greeks to improve your powers of persuasion
19. Where do innovative ideas come from?
20. The Six Serving Men
21. Games that can boost the brain
22. Riddles to make you think laterally
23. The Random Word method
24. Similes displace your thinking
25. Roll the Dice
26. Lateral thinking puzzles
27. Go for quantity of ideas

Part Four: Practical Tips and Everyday Hacks
28. Force yourself to think outside the box
29. Ways to be more spontaneous at work
30. Replace logic with emotion
31. The open-minded quiz
32. Ten things to do when you are stuck
33. Improve your powers of persuasion
34. Think like a criminal
35. Memory technique: Pegging a List
36. Memory technique: The virtual journey
37. Better a giraffe than a zebra
38. Messy beats tidy
39. Mix with more creative people
40. Questions to ask yourself after a setback
41. Lateral thinking in mathematics
42. Beware these cognitive biases

Part Five: Lateral Thinking at Work
43. Get someone else to do the work
44. Repurpose your product
45. The founding of Google
46. Tony Hsieh – the remarkable cultural innovator at Zappos
47. Turn a weakness into a strength
48. Move the kettle!
49. Focus on the opportunity, not the problem
50. Music without music
51. Lateral marketing: The benefits of being outrageous
52. Lateral marketing – Topical mischief
53. Transplant an idea
54. Café culture
55. What’s cooking?
56. Weird combinations
57. What if your boss is risk-averse?
58. Become an ideas carrier
59. Go back to the future
60. Don’t reject ideas with Yes but
61. Experiment, experiment, experiment
62. Welcome failure

Part Six: Lateral Thinking in Society
63. Cool lateral ideas
64. Lateral thinking in the fight against crime
65. A lateral way to expose war crimes
66. Acknowledge the value of ignorance and doubt
67. Lateral thinking in nature
68. Lateral thinking in art
69. Remote collaboration
70. Mental health hacks
71. Summary and conclusions

 

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