Learn to retrain your mind and become more creative and productive with this step-by-step guide to replacing habitual thinking with free thinking.
Andreas G. Moosdorf is a management professor, mindset coach and author. He teaches free thinking and innovation to individuals, business schools, organisations and through public speaking. Andreas has a PhD in international business and extensive training in coaching, mental health and neuro-linguistic programming. Prior to becoming a professor, he spent ten years as a Six Sigma consultant and associate principal at McKinsey & Company, and as a director at Amazon.
About the author. Acknowledgements. Preamble. Working through this book. PART I: THE SEVEN SIGMA MINDSET. Chapter 1. Pigeons in Paris. Chapter 2. How Sparrow Are You? Chapter 3. Thinking, and its Impact on Your Life. Chapter 4. Habitual Thinking. Chapter 5. Free Thinking. Chapter 6. The Six Sigma Mindset: A Misbalanced, Habitually-Trained Mind. Chapter 7. The Seven Sigma Mindset: The Return of the Balance PART II: THE SIX PATTERNS OF HABITUAL THINKING (AND THEIR ALTERNATIVE PATTERNS OF FREE THINKING). Chapter 8. Pattern 1: Thought-Villainising: Treating Thoughts as if they had Bad Intentions. Chapter 9. Pattern 2: Thought-Suppressing: Trying to Avoid Thoughts. Chapter 10. Pattern 3: Thought-Identifying: Treating Thoughts as if They Were You. Chapter 11. Pattern 4: Thought-Trusting: Trusting your Compound Conclusions Without Verification. Chapter 12. Pattern 5: Thought-Misaligning: Allowing Misaligned Thoughts to Prevail. Chapter 13. Pattern 6: Thought-Attaching: Holding on to Thoughts. In a nlSx
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