Efficient Work: Solving Problems with Graphics

Author: Hirokazu Kiichi
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
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"The phrase 'seeing the trees but not the forest' means getting overly fixated on details and thereby overlooking the overall picture. Those who understand how to think in graphics can balance both the trees and the forest. They can represent their own ideas and the content they read in simple graphical forms, thereby rapidly enhancing their thinking and comprehension skills, as well as significantly improving their ability to express themselves. The Japanese sports genius and soccer star Hidetoshi Nakata is a master of graphic thinking. He can process the situation in his mind in a graphical manner, allowing others to witness his extraordinary abilities. By observing the positions of his opponents and teammates, their respective movements, and related fragmented information, he can predict the future configuration of the enemy and teammates, forming the secret behind his brilliant passes. This book will reveal the unspoken secrets of these successful individuals who excel in graphic thinking, showing you how they gain insights and integrate information."