Michael Michalko is one of the most acclaimed creativity experts in the world. His bestselling books include Thinkertoys, ThinkPak, and Cracking Creativity. He has given speeches, workshops, and seminars on fostering creative thinking for clients ranging from associations and government agencies to Fortune 500 corporations, such as DuPont, Kellogg's, General Electric, Kodak, Microsoft, Exxon, General Motors, Ford, AT&T, Wal-Mart, Gillette, and Hallmark. He lives in Rochester, New York.
"Michael Michalko alters thinking, and his books alter actions.
Creative Thinkering is amazing in three ways: it's easy to read,
easy to understand, and easy to apply the minute you read it. Every
time I read a chapter in a Michael Michalko book I learn something
so new, I say, 'aha!' So will you."
-- Jeffrey Gitomer, author of The Little Red Book of Selling "A gym
for your genius and a playground for practicing creative problem
solving, Creative Thinkering is equipped with innovative exercises
to strengthen your intuition. Michael Michalko's mind-bending tips
and techniques invite fresh perspectives that lead to remarkable
results."
-- Jennifer Lee, author of The Right-Brain Business Plan "Michael
Michalko will take you on a delicious ride to the next evolutionary
level of understanding why creative thinking is often
counterintuitive and what methods work to break stilted thinking.
Not a day goes by that I don't employ several of Michael's methods.
I hope you employ the genius found in Creative Thinkering and carve
out a new way of thinking and living that will bring you the
fulfillment those methods have brought me."
-- Terry Stickels, puzzle writer and columnist "In Creative
Thinkering, we learn how to tease creativity out of life through
the power of intention, letting the subconscious do the rest. The
book includes ample exercises, techniques, and puzzles, and is full
of ways to engage your brain, a suitable pursuit for anyone who
wants to have a little more fun with life -- or to avoid senility.
Use Mr. Michalko's tricks to step outside your cone of expectations
and intentions the next time you need to develop a fantastic
idea."
-- The New York Journal of Books
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