Six Action Shoes English Language edition by de Bono, Edward (1991) Hardcover

by Edward de Bono

A brilliant new way to take control of any business or life situation.

Genres: Self Help, Psychology, Business, Nonfiction, Personal Development

174 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1991

About the author

Edward de Bono was a Maltese physician, author, inventor, and consultant. He is best known as the originator of the term lateral thinking (structured creativity) and the leading proponent of the deliberate teaching of thinking in schools.

Reviews

[köksal kaysı]

I think, edward a little forced in this book.

[Stephen]

READ MAR 2023

Nice companion to de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats. Concepts are not new, but the way de Bono organizes them provides a framework for systematically thinking and acting through situations.

Next up is Six Frames for thinking about information.

[Cristina Gich]

Te ayuda a ordenar la mente para tomar la decisión adecuada en función de las circunstancias. Muy recomendable.

[William Kent]

Old book and ideas are simple and available online. I liked the concept of this

[Alex]

I "read" this book in 10 minutes but learned something valuable. In terms of action, you may have certain duties to attend, just as it's best to use certain shoes given the situation. With a different pair of shoes, shift your priorities accordingly. Then, the way you frame the situation will benefit your actions.

[Abe Hanara]

i partlicularly loved this read. The siplicity of types of shoes attached to types of action has been a great tool that I have used with communicating with business associates and projects with other musicians when the project seems to be not moving anywhere.

[Kimba]

See Six Thinking Hats

[Shahrulrock]

Buku wajib baca.

[Zorin Muller]

Looking forward to practice it ^_^. Now to Thinking Hats!

[Sebastian Panakal]

Great, thoughtful content. Eminently usable.

[Sahil Nanda]

Will add my Option later.

[Dr.K. Murat Eksioglu]

I think this is a waste of time.
Just ideas w/o proper background supporting facts from various domains; not similar to the 6 hats methodology.