Creativity: How to turn the impossible into the possible: How to turn the impossible into the possible

Author: Sabo
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book has been praised by Time, The New York Times, and The Washington Post in the U.S. as one of the most imaginative and surprising works in the past decade. It has been selected as the ideal employee reading material by many Fortune 500 companies and the best reading material for government departments in the U.S. Only after thoroughly reading this book will you be impressed by the author's brilliant insights and benefit greatly from it. — Jack Welch Cultivating creativity is not an overnight achievement; it is a daily practice that permeates every aspect of your life. Once you read this book and develop a creative habit, it will bring you comprehensive and lasting benefits to both your personal and professional life. Ideas come in various forms. There are good ideas and bad ideas, big ideas and small ideas. Cultivating creativity is not an overnight achievement; it is a daily practice that permeates every aspect of your life. Once you read this book and develop a creative habit, it will bring you comprehensive and lasting benefits to both your personal and professional life. Ideas come in various forms. There are good ideas and bad ideas, big ideas and small ideas. A good idea is like opening a door rather than closing one. It allows you to continuously generate higher-level ideas, which mutually reinforce each other. A bad idea, on the other hand, is like closing a door rather than opening one. It serves to limit and constrain. The line between a good idea and a bad idea is very thin. A bad idea can easily transform into a good one in the hands of the right person.