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Interested in finding fresh perspectives, creative approaches, or unconventional solutions to problems?Interested in learning how to tap into your inherent creativity in order to escape groupthink, or to find inspiration for your own creative expression?
In his new book, The Power of Thinking Differently, Silicon Valley based author Javy W. Galindo lightheartedly explores the roots of our thinking habits and provides an imaginative six-stage roadmap to discovering fresh ideas and implementing creative change. We come to see that creativity isn’t just for creative types. It turns out that we all have the inherent capacity to think creatively and attain creative...Continue Reading Review | Look Inside For a Preview
"Learn how to think not only more effectively, but altogether differently in service to your own spark of creativity.” Psychology professor and author Craig Chalquist PhD“Javy Galindo shows us how to… touch that place of wonder and curiosity so prevalent in childhood. He helps us find ways to interrupt the behavior patterns that have crept upon us as we have become properly socialized…” Clinical psychologist and author Sylvia Lafair PhD"Loved this book. The author explores the psyche and tries to blows the doors open for creative inspirations. The uniqueness of this book makes this a superior read for anyone exploring and producing on a regular basis out-of-the-box ideas and changes." Amazon reviewer Jesse Light "Jackon""Galindo clearly explains the roots of creativity in the brain and how to overcome one's own blockages and obstacles in order to...reach a higher state of personal satisfaction. While this book should appeal to those in business, government and science, it can equally benefit all persons who go about their lives looking to make their personal islands a bit more interesting and productive." Susan Reimers of BestSellersWorld.com"The Power of Thinking Differently...encourages readers to overcome the barriers to creative thinking and gain a better sense of humor, which Javy Galindo writes are keys to the creative thinking process. (It) is a solid and highly recommended read for those who want to best understand how to put their mind to work." Midwest Book Review