Is your light on?

Author: Donald Gause, Gerald Weinberg; Translated by Zhang Baixing et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Comes with a bookmarker, limited quantity available until sold out. If this is a textbook, it must be because I love stories too much; if it’s a collection of short essays, it must be because I’m too engrossed in thinking; if it’s a programmer’s guide to problem-solving, it must be because I overlooked the universality of problems; if it’s going to change your life, it must be because you’ve grasped its mysteries. 20 humorous modern fables, 60 exquisite full-color illustrations—see how thinker Weinberg changes the way we think! This book is divided into six themes. Each theme features several vivid and thought-provoking stories as its main thread, extending authorial insights on problem-solving through the resolution of real-world issues in the stories. It addresses topics such as "how people think," "how people approach and handle difficult problems," and "what perspectives people adopt when tackling a specific issue." It offers profound insights like "a problem is simply the difference between what you expect and what you experience" and "no matter how it looks, people rarely know what they want until you give them what they desire," providing inspirational guidance for improving thinking skills. The book humorously guides readers to first identify the real problem, then determine who owns the problem, trace its source, and finally decide whether it truly needs to be solved.