Complete Guide to Successful Drills

Author: Li Hang, Ren Hui (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is the first comprehensive tool in China to introduce thinking methods. At the same time, it is the first practical textbook in the country to provide skills training for those who aspire to success in "breaking through mindset rigidity and achieving diverse thinking." This book differs greatly from typical success books and thinking skills books. It has the following distinct characteristics:
First, comprehensiveness. The book introduces nearly 100 thinking methods, encompassing most common domestic and international thinking techniques. Its sheer quantity and breadth are unmatched by similar books.
Second, novelty. The book has a clear structure, unique design, and ingenious planning. It is the first to categorize human thinking methods into three types: Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 thinking. It scientifically analyzes and demonstrates each type in detail. The book also presents a fresh approach to structure, breaking the traditional divide between theoretical knowledge and skill training found in success books. It adopts a unique writing style—"introducing content through stories and leading to answers through exercises"—integrating learning and practice seamlessly. For each thinking method, it starts with an engaging story that resonates with readers, prompting reflection. The story itself serves as a problem, and its solution is elaborated through vivid examples and simple yet profound theories, fully explaining the characteristics, functions, and application techniques of each method.
Third, practicality. The book’s content arrangement, exercise design, and comprehensive practice are meticulously planned with the principle of "learning to apply." It is highly targeted and enlightening when studied, and highly imitative and operational when applied. It can help readers broaden their perspectives and find a path to success in a short period.
In summary, this book makes you feel that "things not taught in school, things not written in other books, things you never thought of, and secrets kept by successful people—all suddenly come your way." It leaves you with a sense of "long-overdue realization, epiphany, and newfound clarity."