Think Conceptually, ACT Procedurally

Have you ever thought that you don't think the same way that other do? Have you ever listened to someone talk and thought that the person was not telling you what you needed to know? Well, you are not only alone. This happens to everyone because everyone thinks differently. The information that is important to one person is not always important to another. This book is a short introduction to how an individual's thought process determines the types of information that their mind processes. The reader will be introduced to the differences between thinking conceptually and procedurally, how these differences affect many areas of a persons life, and how an individual can identify their style of thinking.

The author has over thirty years of experience in the Information Industry serving in many positions. He has hold Masters degree in Mathematics, Finance, and Taxation. He has taught Computer Science and Accounting.