How to systematically engineer creativity from nothing and unleash your inner ingenuity. Creative thinking is surrounded by so much mystique and myth. It’s time to cut through the static and learn how to become an idea-generating machine.
Spark your imagination, improve your thinking, and solve problems. Creative Like da Vinci will take you inside the mind of Leonardo da Vinci, famous polymath of the Italian Renaissance - but it won’t stop there. You will learn not only about da Vinci’s thinking techniques, but the general building blocks of creative thought, and habits and other famous creatives.
This book is a thorough handbook on what it means to think different and get outside the box.
Stop relying on inspiration or motivation and make thinking outside the box second nature. Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience
Think like one of history’s most famous creatives - and then some. • Learn the biology and psychology of the creative mind. • Building blocks for creativity - from da Vinci and on. • 7 techniques to literally thousands of ideas. • Creativity routines and habits of household names. • How to instantly switch to perspectives and angles.
Less theory, and more of exactly how to become a prolific creative like the masters. This book is a huge boon for creatives. The ability to generate ideas can be the difference between work and unemployment, and you will gain smart systems to generate thousands.
Even if you’re not someone who works as a creative, creative thought is one of the most important skills you can ever learn. Life is all about getting from point A to point B, and creative thinking gives you 10X the opportunities. You can solve problems easier and quicker.
And besides, a creative life is a fun, fulfilled, and happy life.
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Peter Hollins is a bestselling author, human psychology researcher, and a student of the human condition. He possesses a BS in psychology and a graduate degree.
Think Like Da Vinci is a great book. It lists theories on how to produce creativity in oneself. There are loads of tips and tricks used by many great creators, not just Da Vinci. Some idea generators I have already chosen as my go-to exercises. Some not so much.
Another good part was the Introduction that discussed the myths of creativity, such hemisphere thinking and viewing ideas as something that just happens. I have definitely changed my view of being able to be creative.
Something feels missing though. Maybe it's the presentation of the material or the writing style but something non-quantifiable is definitely there. I still highly recommend this book and do not view it as a waste of money.
Some good tips were shared for developing your own creative abilities, but nothing in-depth. This book was self-published. Very much surface level and more like a bit of a pep talk than a serious discussion on how to create like DaVinci. In fact, very little of the book related to DaVinci; he was ONE of the inventors/artists from whom the author took cues & advice to compile his tools for cultivating creativity.
I really liked reading this book as it was very easy to read. In the book you get practical advice on how you can spark your creativity. After every chapter there's a short summary and also at the end of the book. mostly I don't like summaries but here I found it amazing just as a short recap of the concepts touched in the chapter.
I've heard of the men that he used as examples, but the author showed them in a new light. Never thought about it before but am now trying out some of his suggestions.