Creativity : an unofficial guide with words of wisdom from 100 TED speakers /
Tom May.
Bok Engelsk 2020 · Electronic books.
| Omfang | 1 online resource (270 pages)
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| Opplysninger | Intro -- Title Page -- Disclaimer -- Introduction -- 1. Be Open to New Ways of Thinking -- 01/100: Think Like a Child -- 02/100: Take the Thirty-Day Challenge -- 03/100: Do Lots of things at Once -- 04/100: Walk Through an Idea -- 05/100: Turn Procrastination into a Positive -- 06/100: Make Useless Things -- 07/100: Listen to Younger People -- 08/100: Remix Other People's Ideas -- 09/100: Guided Mastery -- 10/100: Defy Conventional Wisdom -- 11/100: Talk to Your Self-Doubt -- 2. Be Smart and Find Inspiration in Unusual Places -- 12/100: Read the Obituaries -- 13/100: Ask a Bartender -- 14/100: Invent New Words -- 15/100: Use the Wrong Tools -- 16/100: Break from the Norm -- 17/100: See the Beauty in Everyday Life -- 18/100: Learn from other Cultures -- 19/100: How to Get "Aha!" Moments -- 20/100: Find New Ways to Show Your Art -- 21/100: Learn to Play an Instrument -- 22/100: Return to Your Roots -- 23/100: Push Your Boundaries -- 24/100: Don't Criticize -- Parody -- 3. Be Inventive and Generate Great Ideas -- 25/100: Play a Word Game -- 26/100: Ditch the Mental Snooze Button -- 27/100: Be Bored -- 28/100: Doodle in Meetings -- 29/100: Ask a Kid -- 30/100: Turn Out the Lights -- 31/100: Find New Creative Ideas in the Margins -- 32/100: Uncover Ideas Through Improvisation -- 33/100: Locate New Ideas in your Subconscious -- 34/100: Why Cheaper Ideas Often Work Best -- 4. Be Focused in Refining your Ideas -- 35/100: Discover What Customers Really Want -- 36/100: Walk the Line Between Inspiration and Copying -- 37/100: Get Inspired in Unexpected Places -- 38/100: Use Emotion to Make Your Designs Better -- 39/100: Improve Your Work by Simplifying It -- 40/100: Get Creative with Smart Materials -- 41/100: Get Original Ideas from Disability -- 42/100: Harness Dark Feelings to be More Creative -- 43/100: Attract Attention by Removing Elements.. - 44/100: Raise Creativity by Harnessing Stillness -- 45/100: Tell Better Stories Using Letter Design -- 46/100: Get a New Perspective by Taking Ten Minutes -- 47/100: Use Creative Systems from Distant Eras -- 5. Be Collaborative and Get the Right People Involved -- 48/100: Learn to Collaborate with Introverts -- 49/100: The Secret to Hiring the Best People -- 50/100: How to Expand Your Network -- 51/100: Improve Your Global Understanding -- 52/100: Collaborate on a Massive Scale -- 53/100: Learn to Speak up for Yourself -- 54/100: Craft Better Conversations Online -- 55/100: Diversity Boosts Creativity -- 56/100: How to Deal with an Impasse -- 57/100: How to Argue Effectively -- 58/100: Collaborate with your Audience -- 6. Be Innovative and Try New Ways of Working -- 59/100: Become Immune to Rejection -- 60/100: Learn to Embrace Small Risks -- 61/100: How to Celebrate Your Failures -- 62/100: How to Avoid Beating Yourself Up -- 63/100: Design for all Five Senses -- 64/100: Leave the Office to be More Productive -- 65/100: Boost Creativity Through Sleep -- 66/100: Practice Emotional First Aid -- 67/100: Why Happiness Makes you More Productive -- 68/100: Free Up Time by Saying No to Meetings -- 69/100: Why to Take a Year Off from Work -- 7. Be Successful as a Creative -- 70/100: Be a Success by Playing the Long Game -- 71/100: Define What Success Means for You -- 72/100: How to Feel a Sense of Control -- 73/100: Visualize Your Fears -- 74/100: Find Your True Passion -- 75/100: Ignore Your Age -- 76/100: Find People Who'll Help you Advance -- 77/100: How to Go in the Right Direction -- 78/100: Why You Should Strive for Perfection -- 79/100: Keep Your Plans Secret -- 80/100: Cast Off Self-Limiting Beliefs -- 81/100: Crowdsource Your Way to Success -- 8. Be Energized and Develop a Daily Practice -- 82/100: Why First Drafts don't need to be Great.. - 83/100: Stop Thinking you Can't Draw -- 84/100: How to Tell Stories -- 85/100: How to Become Great at What You Do -- 86/100: Turn Adversity to Your Advantage -- 87/100: Harness Your Heritage -- 88/100: Launch a Side Hustle -- 89/100: How Humor Makes you More Creative -- 90/100: Slow Down and Feel the Benefit -- 91/100: Ask for Help Effectively -- 92/100: Turn Panic into a Positive -- 9. Be Inspired and Look to the Future -- 93/100: New Ways to Think About the Future -- 94/100: Embrace Your Multipotentiality -- 95/100: Focus on the Dream, Not the Money -- 96/100: Find New Ways of Getting Paid -- 97/100: Fill your Designs with Joy -- 98/100: How to Design a Vision of the Future -- 99/100: Create Better Designs with Data -- 100/100: Draw Your Personal Future -- Acknowledgments -- Index of Speakers and their Talks -- Index -- Copyright.
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| ISBN | 1-64517-258-9
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