How to Get Ideas

Foster, Jack

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ISBN 10: 1480563587 ISBN 13: 9781480563582

Publisher: Brilliance Audio, 2013

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Discover the Secrets to Getting More and Better Ideas, Faster and Easier.

First, How to Get Ideas shows you how to condition your mind to become “idea-prone,” utilize your sense of humor, visualize your goals, rethink your thinking, and conquer your fear of rejection. Then, it gives you a proven technique for producing ideas on demand. This expanded edition of the bestselling classic is even more inspiring than the first, with new examples, stories, and quotations; and new chapters on turning failures to your advantage, and enlisting the aid of your friends to create a rich, idea-inducing environment.

“If I had money enough to buy only one book, it would be How to Get Ideas.” — Dennis F. Holt, Chairman & CEO, U.S. International Media

“The best book on creativity I have ever seen.” — Ron Hoff, author of the bestselling book, I Can See You Naked: A Fearless Guide to Making Great Presentations

“One of the best teaching tools I have. I require all my students to read it.” — Mel Sant, Adjunct Professor, Art Center College of Design

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How to Get Ideas shows you - no matter your age or skill, your job or training - how to come up with more ideas, faster and easier. First, Jack Foster tells you how to condition your mind and become ""idea-prone; "" how to make the child within you and your sense of humor work for you; how to develop your curiosity, visualize your goals, rethink your thinking, combine different ideas, and overcome your fear of rejection. Then, Foster gives you a five-step procedure for solving problems and getting ideas, a proven procedure that takes the mystery and anxiety out of the idea-generating process, a procedure that works. Learn how easy it is to become more creative. Read the book you're holding.

About the Author:

Jack Foster spent 35 years working in the creative departments of major advertising agencies; the first ten as a writer, the last 25 as a creative director. He won dozens of advertising awards, including being named “Creative Person of the Year” by the Los Angeles Creative Club.

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