Como Pensar Como Einstein by Scott Thorpe, 425, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. Pensar como Einstein. Caminos posibles para resolver problemas imposibles. Author: Scott Thorpe Category: Self-Help Publisher: Editorial AMAT Publication date.

You can be a genius too! Learn the skills and hacks from the greatest minds in history! From creative business and to improving relationships, How to Think Like Einstein provides the tools for the everyday challenges at the home and in the office. Innovator and author Scott Thorpe guides you step-by-step through the process of freeing yourself from your 'rule ruts' so you c You can be a genius too! Learn the skills and hacks from the greatest minds in history! From creative business and to improving relationships, How to Think Like Einstein provides the tools for the everyday challenges at the home and in the office. Innovator and author Scott Thorpe guides you step-by-step through the process of freeing yourself from your 'rule ruts' so you can dream up amazing (and doable) solutions to the seemingly impossible.

With brand-new material for today's readers, this new edition will reveal how you can solve problems in astonishing ways, including: - thinking like a bug - organizing a party - learning the game of poker - pretending you're James Bond - acting like a millionaire - and more! I picked up this book because I'm interested in creative thinking. I made the decision to become a content marketer so I thought I might as well work on being creative!

This book exposed me to a different side of Einstein's thinking. Like the typical American, it took me a long time and A LOT of books to realize that there's more to Einstein than E=MC squared. He was a revolutionary, social justice advocate, and free thinker.

This book picked up on that 'free thinking' vibe, arguing that Einstei I picked up this book because I'm interested in creative thinking. I made the decision to become a content marketer so I thought I might as well work on being creative! This book exposed me to a different side of Einstein's thinking.

Like the typical American, it took me a long time and A LOT of books to realize that there's more to Einstein than E=MC squared. He was a revolutionary, social justice advocate, and free thinker. This book picked up on that 'free thinking' vibe, arguing that Einstein used creative thinking to power his world-changing discoveries in physics (which we are still appreciating to this day). It doesn't focus on the science, it focuses on the brains behind the science, urging readers to push out of their ordinary thinking into more creative thinking. I appreciated that aspect of the book and came to realize that, although I consider myself a 'freethinker', I tend to respond to problems in the same way over and over again. This book offers some simple ideas for me to challenge that on a weekly and/or daily basis and I look forward to trying them out.

I won't become Einstein, but I can at least develop a few more thinking skills inspired by him. This book promotes the throw a bunch of stuff in a pot, shake, then throw it at the wall and see what sticks, then repeat method of 'creativity.'

The flaw is that it promotes thinking and thinking when true creativity comes from the stillness of the mind, not the soup of rational thought that clouds the present. The quotes are good though! Written by a sales and marketing guy, this book could be useful for people in that profession who want to break 'out of the box.'

But don't expect to lea Ugh. This book promotes the throw a bunch of stuff in a pot, shake, then throw it at the wall and see what sticks, then repeat method of 'creativity.' The flaw is that it promotes thinking and thinking when true creativity comes from the stillness of the mind, not the soup of rational thought that clouds the present. The quotes are good though! Written by a sales and marketing guy, this book could be useful for people in that profession who want to break 'out of the box.' But don't expect to learn about Einstein's way of thinking, which is as far from this method as imaginable, and imagination is what you would need to approach it. Something this book sorely lacks.

One of many credible books on creativity. Describes several heuristics for developing flexibility and fluency in identifying, framing and solving problems. I prefer James Adams' 'Conceptual Blockbusting: A Guide to Better Ideas' But that may reflect my personal bias more than an objective view. For those who have not read much on creative problem solving Thorpe's book may be a good introduction.

For those who have read other works on the subject, How to Think Like Einstein may be a competent re One of many credible books on creativity. Describes several heuristics for developing flexibility and fluency in identifying, framing and solving problems.

I prefer James Adams' 'Conceptual Blockbusting: A Guide to Better Ideas' But that may reflect my personal bias more than an objective view. For those who have not read much on creative problem solving Thorpe's book may be a good introduction. For those who have read other works on the subject, How to Think Like Einstein may be a competent refresher.