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Our happiness and success depend on clear thinking. But too many of us are compromised by confusion, trying to do too much at once, and not knowing what to do next.
In Teach Yourself to Think, Edward de Bono shows that good thinking depends on a simple five-stage process that anyone can learn. It will enable you to assess your goals, sort available information, identify the..more
In Teach Yourself to Think, Edward de Bono shows that good thinking depends on a simple five-stage process that anyone can learn. It will enable you to assess your goals, sort available information, identify the..more
Published 1996 by Viking (first published 1995)
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You are locked in a room. You desperately want to get out. You want freedom. Your feelings are very strong. Which is the more useful, this very strong feeling or a key to the lock?
Feelings without the means to carry them out are not much good. At the same time, the key without the desire to leave the room is also not much good.
We need values, feelings amd thinking.
Feeling is no substitute for thinking.
Thinking without values is aimless.
Values and feelings are equally important but insufficient w..more
Feelings without the means to carry them out are not much good. At the same time, the key without the desire to leave the room is also not much good.
We need values, feelings amd thinking.
Feeling is no substitute for thinking.
Thinking without values is aimless.
Values and feelings are equally important but insufficient w..more
Sep 17, 2012lina Rashdan rated it liked it · review of another edition
كتاب جميل مفيد يحتوي على الكثير من الأفكار التي تساعد الإنسان على التفكير . ابتداءاً من هدف التفكير وأغراضه وانتهاءاً باتخاذ الخطوات العملية لهذا التفكير .
ومن أبرز أفكار الكتاب التّي علقت في ذهني أذكر:
نظرية القبعات الست وأهميتها في التفكير*
الحلم يكون سلّبي عندما نحلم فقط تعويضاً عن مآ نعانيه في الواقع*
الحلم والاختراع كلاهمها نفس الشي فهُما نوع من تحديد الأهداف*
علينا أنّ ندرك دائماً أن تحديد المشكلة يختلف عن تنفيذها*
يتضمن التفكير الكثير من التنظيم . مثل من أين أبدأ ؟*
وضع الخطط ' يحتاج إلى ال..more
very good book with lot of practicality
i doesnt help you at first but when you grasp the concepts its like a mindfire
it hepls you thinking clearer and makes thinking enjoyable
i used to hate thinking at first and i didnt think at all but now it helps me building me my own hobby clean and clear thinking with lot of enjoyment .
i m still reading the book i haven't applied all the concepts thaught.
but up to now its amazing resource for thinkers
i doesnt help you at first but when you grasp the concepts its like a mindfire
it hepls you thinking clearer and makes thinking enjoyable
i used to hate thinking at first and i didnt think at all but now it helps me building me my own hobby clean and clear thinking with lot of enjoyment .
i m still reading the book i haven't applied all the concepts thaught.
but up to now its amazing resource for thinkers
Good ideas presented in a simple and understandable way. The downside was the lack of references to anything other then his own work, constant sales pitches to his other books and an author who believes he is innovative and new, telling the reader that nothing new has been done in thinking since Socrates until his books. He often makes claims with no evidence to support them, mainly in regards to his achievements. Throughout the book there are random snippets of his achievements that often seem..more
One of wonderful book that gives frame works for thinking.The frame work given in this book helps make better decisions out of the possibilities .He shares valuable insight that helps reader to think better,transforming decisions into actions.
Sep 26, 2012Ahmed Inĝeniero rated it really liked it · review of another edition
كتاب رائع ومفيد للغاية ، ويحتاج إلى تركيز في القراءة :)
Aug 26, 2018Noris rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Considero útiles y aplicables las fórmulas que propone el autor. Lo tendré disponible para consultarlo y utilizarlo.
Iré por otro de los libros de Edward De Bono.
Citas:
“La mayoría de los errores del pensamiento no son en absoluto errores de lógica sino de percepción, o de ver una situación sólo de una forma en particular.”
“Lo que es obvio a posteriori puede no ser visible en la fase previa. No poder darnos cuenta de esto es la causa de muchos de nuestros errores sobre el pensamiento.”
“Los buenos..more
Iré por otro de los libros de Edward De Bono.
Citas:
“La mayoría de los errores del pensamiento no son en absoluto errores de lógica sino de percepción, o de ver una situación sólo de una forma en particular.”
“Lo que es obvio a posteriori puede no ser visible en la fase previa. No poder darnos cuenta de esto es la causa de muchos de nuestros errores sobre el pensamiento.”
“Los buenos..more
Oct 31, 2017Alaa rated it liked it
It's more like (Teach your self how to solve problems) rather than (think)
Feb 21, 2016Amedine Amedine rated it really liked it · review of another edition
كنت مترددا بادئ الامر لأني قلت لنفسي لا يمكن ان يكون فضول مطالعة هذا النوع من الكتب وليد فراغ. فلابد اني احس بأن تمة شيء ناقص في طريقة تفكيري. لأني وبكل تأكيد لم افكر ابدا من قبل ان التفكير قد يبدو مقننا او يحتاج لجاهزية وتنظيم وترتيب. رغم ان شكوكي كانت دائما متعلقة باسلوب التفكير قبل كل شيء. وانه مهما حاولنا ان نعتقد بأن طريقتنا لفهم الاشياء ورؤيتها قد تكون في مجمل الاحتمالات لها حصة الاسد وان معدلها النسبي يتفوق من كل الجوانب على طريقة الاخر المقابل لنا. فنحن لايمكن ان نحكم على تفكيرنا اه..more
Mar 02, 2016Soh rated it it was amazing
The book I can't live without this year
If I were to pick a book that I would regret not reading, it would have to be 'Teach yourself to think' by Edward De Bono.
Why this book? On hindsight, this book has changed my life in many ways. It helped me discover why all the ideas that I used to have were not able to come to fruition. It gave me a practical framework that I could apply to my work.
What is the wondrous Framework?
It could be summarised in this brilliant and intuitive acronym below.
TO =..more
If I were to pick a book that I would regret not reading, it would have to be 'Teach yourself to think' by Edward De Bono.
Why this book? On hindsight, this book has changed my life in many ways. It helped me discover why all the ideas that I used to have were not able to come to fruition. It gave me a practical framework that I could apply to my work.
What is the wondrous Framework?
It could be summarised in this brilliant and intuitive acronym below.
TO =..more
Jul 26, 2012Samar added it · review of another edition
قرائتي له جعلتني أفرّق بين الإدراك والمنطق وأفهم آراء الفلاسفة المتسلّقة نحوه.
لهُ دور في آرائي التحليلية ونقدي وقتها وتمييز الأنماط التفكيرية . قرأته بأول ثانوي تقريبًـا
لا أنفي أنهُ
فتّـح مدارك مُخّي وأمتعني حقيقة .
أنصح به آنذاك :)
لهُ دور في آرائي التحليلية ونقدي وقتها وتمييز الأنماط التفكيرية . قرأته بأول ثانوي تقريبًـا
لا أنفي أنهُ
فتّـح مدارك مُخّي وأمتعني حقيقة .
أنصح به آنذاك :)
كتاب أكثر من رائع.يجعلك تعيد النظر في طريقة تفكيرك. ويرشدك الى طريقة استعمال القبعات الست للتفكير. لن تندم ابدا على قراءته
Oct 26, 2017Mavromou rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Un libro muy interesante de De Bono en donde desarrolla el proceso de pensamiento en cinco etapas, indicando para cada una de ellas distintas técnicas de pensamiento lateral.
Quizá el concepto más fuerte del libro es la crítica que hace el autor al pensamiento occidental de centrarse en la crítica la lógica y el procesamiento de la información como centrales en el proceso de pensamiento dejando de lado la percepción.
Quizá el concepto más fuerte del libro es la crítica que hace el autor al pensamiento occidental de centrarse en la crítica la lógica y el procesamiento de la información como centrales en el proceso de pensamiento dejando de lado la percepción.
Aug 01, 2018Señor Boswell rated it liked it · review of another edition
Me gusta mucho Bono, he ojeado algún que otro libro suyo en la carrera,pero este es el primero que me leo entero. En mi opinión, este libro no me parece la mejor primera lectura de este hombre, ya que hay muchísimas referencias a sus otros libros y es como que el propósito de este fuera venderlos, aunque en su defensa diré que me parece bastante útil su método. Un buen libro de consultas, no de una sola lectura.
Sep 17, 2018Omama Abedraboh rated it liked it · review of another edition
ُ يتمحور الكتاب حول آلية مراحلَ التفكير الخمس َ، وهي مرحلةُ )إلى (، ومرحلةُ )لو(، ومرحلةُ )ها(، ومرحلةُ )إذن(،
ومرحلةُ )ثُم َّ(..
•ينوه الكاتب على أهمية التفكير بخطوات عملية للفكرة(لأن التفكير يقسم الى قسمين .تفكير بالمعلومات .وتفكير بالخطوات التي ستتخذها)
الكتاب عبارة عن تفريغ لشريط صوتي.
أوالملخص في نهاية الكتاب يغني عن قراءة الكتاب كاملاً
ومرحلةُ )ثُم َّ(..
•ينوه الكاتب على أهمية التفكير بخطوات عملية للفكرة(لأن التفكير يقسم الى قسمين .تفكير بالمعلومات .وتفكير بالخطوات التي ستتخذها)
الكتاب عبارة عن تفريغ لشريط صوتي.
أوالملخص في نهاية الكتاب يغني عن قراءة الكتاب كاملاً
Sep 11, 2018Sweetin rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Nice book
Good book to enhance your thinking capability. You have to read several time to understand the concept in details. One thing i have noticed is that it is less motivational. We need to generate our own motivation to read the book.
Good book to enhance your thinking capability. You have to read several time to understand the concept in details. One thing i have noticed is that it is less motivational. We need to generate our own motivation to read the book.
i want to read this book
Jun 28, 2019Hamid Langove added it
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Jul 23, 2019Hassa Abdelhadi rated it really liked it · review of another edition
حتى يكون التفكير وفق منهج معين و حتى لا يكون شاقا و متعبا و بخطوات محسوبة و مدروسة، هذه هي الغاية من عذا الكتاب،
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Jan 20, 2018Hisham Mohamad rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Jun 30, 2018Harish B rated it really liked it · review of another edition
A great book in thinking. de Bono gives a framework to get your grey cells to fire up efficiently.
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A bit dry
Oct 05, 2018ALI NESSER HATOOM rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
يساعدك كثيرا في الإنتقال من حالة التفكير العشوائي إلى حالة التفكير المنظم والدقيق 😊
Jan 07, 2017Virginia Rand rated it did not like it · review of another edition
It has a few good ideas, un-evidenced of course, but they probably would have fitted in a pamphlet or small booklet. This book is repetitive and blatantly up-selling, and there are much better resources out there.
Dec 08, 2016Antonio Gallo rated it it was amazing
Certo che questo libro ha una sconfinata ambizione. La scheda sulla quale sto scrivendo mi chiede la data di inizio e di fine lettura del libro. Come al solito non ne prendo conto. Per me leggere un libro non ha mai un inizio ed una fine precisi. Sono iniziative che il mio pensiero prende senza che la mia mente possa darmi una spiegazione precisa. Questo per dire che pensare di poter insegnare a pensare è una cosa che ritengo impossibile. O quasi. La dimostrazione c'è l'ha data William Shakespea..more
Sep 30, 2015Andrey Kaa added it · review of another edition
Интересная книга с простой методикой мышления. Однако, как известно, чем проще вещь, тем труднее ее понять.
По ходу прочтения книги заметил, что мой обычный стиль мышления сильно отличается от логичного порядка: я формулирую проблему и 'отпускаю' мысли в свободное плавание, а затем хватаюсь за первое решение, пришедшее в голову. Если оно меня не удовлетворяет, процесс повторяется. Поэтому, полагаю, что материал этой книги будет полезен.
По ходу прочтения книги заметил, что мой обычный стиль мышления сильно отличается от логичного порядка: я формулирую проблему и 'отпускаю' мысли в свободное плавание, а затем хватаюсь за первое решение, пришедшее в голову. Если оно меня не удовлетворяет, процесс повторяется. Поэтому, полагаю, что материал этой книги будет полезен.
Jul 25, 2011Antti Qvickström added it · review of another edition
Quite a heavy read leaving you a feeling thinking should be more complex that it is. A lot of repetition in the text, explaining same things multiple times with very little difference. A book defending itself against critics is a bit questionable too. Still had some ok points and gave some good ideas about thinking process, but could be way lighter.
Sep 30, 2015Peter rated it it was ok · review of another edition
Terribly boring and confusing. The examples given are very vague and sometimes silly. The author keeps referring to his other books, it feels like a pitch to the reader to buy those books as well. And what bugs me the most: there are no references in the book to literature about thinking..
Interesting book and easy to read. Several usable methods can be found in it for everyday life too (not just for researchers). I'm giving a neutral 3* and will re-rate when I have read others in this topic.
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Edward de Bono is a Maltese physician, author, inventor, and consultant. He is best known as the originator of the term lateral thinking (structured creativity) and the leading proponent of the deliberate teaching of thinking in schools.