“No way of doing things is beyond improvement.”
I love Edwin de Bono’s quote above. Read it in the column I am featuring today, written by Thomas Oopong.
How about keeping that quote in mind so you don’t break your own back patting it?
Yes. How about: not only could someone else be doing what I am doing – better – but SO COULD I!
Don’t you just love pushing your lazy self-serving brain around? No? What’s the risk? You might change your mind?
Awwwwwwwww… well don’t look for no sympathy here.
AND…have a good week.
Vicki
How to Use Lateral Thinking to Remove Unnecessary Cycles in Life (excerpt)
by Thomas Oopong
You’d be forgiven if you think lateral thinking is something that only works in the creative industry. After all, who would need to think outside the box in real life? The answer is everyone.
Anyone can find themselves in a situation where traditional thinking simply won’t cut it. It could be a job interview, clarifying a new idea, making a life-changing decision, or another challenge you face daily.
Thinkers like Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, and Thomas Edison all had one thing in common: they were all masters of lateral thinking.
They were able to view problems from unusual angles, coming up with creative or original solutions that others simply couldn’t see.