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1. T.R.I.Z. Problem Solving and Innovation Process T.R.I.Z. is a method of inventive problem solving. How do people and organisations come up with new ideas? What methods do they use for innovating? Can creativity be structured? If these are the sorts of questions that have crossed your mind then you...
2. Impossible Learning in Heavy Industry Heavy industry is just full of complex systems and machines. Many who work with these systems find them tough to understand and troubleshoot. Its so bad out there that some industrial plants that you would think are the stalwarts of stability are rea...
3. A Child Called It All my emotions were stirred while reading this book, I absolutely could not put it down! Dave Pelzer (aka: It) accounts his life and how he suffered unbelievable abuse by those that should have loved him the most. How he survives and rises above is...
4. Ideas, Ideas, How to Create More Ideas What are Ideas, where do they come from, how can we have more Ideas? This lens explores how you can create more Ideas by becoming aware of how you currently generate them! Do you need business ideas, ideas for new Squidoo lenses, ideas for parties,...
5. How To Stop People Taking Advantage of You   Do people take advantage of you? Perhaps people use your ideas and claim them as their own? Maybe you've been mislead about the facts? In extreme cases you might have been bullied, lied to and subject to the narcissistic ambitions of other...
6. Positive Thinking - Seven Points to Ponder A bright idea, setting personal goals, working through a problem takes a combination of motivation, creativity, and positive thinking. If you put your best foot forward, even if the plan fizzles or takes a dramatic turn, it can certainly make a diffe...
7. Visual mapping Visual mapping is a module in visual thinking school, a course designed to help you learn how to think and communicate better using the visual part of your brain. Visual mapping is a way to think through complex issues or solve problems that has sever...
8. Thinking For Yourself One of the first questions an employer asks in an interview is, “Tell me about your self.” It’s the worst question in the world for most of us. We will talk about anything else except something pertaining to what we are all about. Cr...
9. Imagination: Creativity, Success, Personal Development, Myth, Archetypes, and The Unconscious "Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while  imagination embraces the entire world, and all there will ever be to know and understand." -- Albert Einstein Go. T...
10. Lateral Thinking Puzzles Lateral Thinking Puzzles are great fun and a good way to stimulate a group of children or students and can help to boost your intellect but they are also used by innovators and inventors to create new ideas and products for companies. Lateral Thinki...
11. How To Think Like Leonardo da Vinci Of the many "How To" books available by the scores in the market, How To Think Like Leonardo da Vinci by Michael J. Gelb stands out not only because it does NOT hand you an easy 7 steps to success but also provides you with so much information on Leo...
12. Personal Innovation, Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Whether you're experiencing a personal or a professional challenge, the ability to look a problem head on begins with your ability to think creatively. Once you're able to come up with creative solutions and act on those solutions, you'll be able t...
13. Improve Personal Effectiveness by Using Mind Mapping You can use the Mind Mapping software to increase your personal effectiveness. In fact, this software helps you to become more organized and skilled in your thinking process to solve any problem. This way your efficiency increases to multiple times a...
14. Mind Mapping or Idea Mapping? So just what is the difference? Let me start with some history. There have been many historical examples of the use of visual communication, but in 1270 AD Ramon Llull created a diagram called the "Tree of Knowledge". At that time they were called t...
15. Online Games-Video Games Gaming adds colours to life and is a break from tedious and monotonous study or working! In fact adults enjoy and benefit from online or video games just as much as teenagers do. I wish to share knowledge and experience gained from online or video g...
16. Occam's Razor The principle of Occam's Razor can be stated in many ways, but the above is how one most often encounters it being expressed. Lisa Simpson put it this way: "The simplest explanation is probably the correct one." Professor Frink would be loath to arg...
17. Teambuilding Workshops in the Philippines The great Vince Lombardi once said, “Individual commitment to a group effort—that’s what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.” Great organizations know that by building high-performing teams...
18. Books for Entrepreneurs - The Back of the Napkin When Dan Roam wrote The Back of the Napkin, he probably never thought he was writing a book for entrepreneurs. But that is exactly what he did. The book is about discovering ideas, developing ideas, and selling ideas. That is the entrepreneurship pro...
19. The 36 Strategies The Thirty-Six Strategies is a Chinese collection of 36 proverbs commented as militaristic tactics. These 36 Chinese proverbs detailed 36 historical Chinese battle scenarios, predominantly taken from Chinese historical fables of the Warring States P...
20. Fast Track to Victory This Christian book by Cheryl Rogers goes beyond religion, helping you seek your maker and learn from him! In 40 short lessons, you will learn biblical truths which can dramatically change your circumstances and enable you to live the victorious Chr...