6-color fluorescent pen learning method

Author: (Japanese) Hideki Ishikawa
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: With just six fluorescent pens, you can easily grasp economics. Capture the thinking pattern of theories, simplify the complex, and pioneer a new learning mindset. Economics often gives a stereotypical impression, creating a sense of distance, leading people to forget about it after graduation, except when they need to pass exams. However, upon entering the workforce, they realize its practicality—for example: why is the unemployment rate so high? What factors cause the downturn in your industry? How do price increases for utilities affect the economy? Only then do they truly understand that everything around them—daily necessities, business behavior, personal savings and loans, work, and investments—are deeply intertwined with economics.
To re-understand economics, the "6-Color Learning Method" can help you accelerate comprehension without rote memorization. With just six fluorescent pens, you can easily master economics. Once you learn to apply it, you'll discover its powerful practical value, significantly influencing your thinking and helping you make correct decisions at work. Colors enable instant judgment—like stopping at red lights and going at green lights—each color representing a different thinking pattern. By simply coloring with pens, you can easily grasp the concept. The "6-Color Learning Method" employs this principle.
After mastering the key points of this book with the 6-Color Learning Method, you will clearly understand the internal structure of economic theories and gain true knowledge. This super-strong learning method has already helped many pass qualification exams and civil service exams. While this book uses economics as an example, it can also be extended to various professional fields. Moreover, this method can be applied to advancing your professional skills, making you an unbeatable winner in the workplace.