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    Default creativity and more

    I absolutely recommend

    Roger Von Oech: A Kick in the Seat of the Pants

    He uses 4 "hats" you can wear while doing something:
    explorer, artist, judge, warrior

    It is full of good ideas how to become creative, while it is less theoretical and more imaginative than GTD.

    However, I think his "hats" or phases correspond in some way to the GTD workflow:

    explorer ~ mind sweep
    artist ~ organizing
    judge ~ processing
    warrior ~ doing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom.9 View Post
    I absolutely recommend
    Roger Von Oech: A Kick in the Seat of the Pants
    However, I think his "hats" or phases correspond in some way to the GTD workflow:

    explorer ~ mind sweep
    artist ~ organizing
    judge ~ processing
    warrior ~ doing
    I love that you're able to compare those two... and you're right, they do seem to correspond, don't they! I especially like the explorer metaphor for the mind sweep. I often feel like I'm in unchartered waters, or at least trying to dredge through familiar waters that I've neglected or forgotten how to navigate.

    Now back to warrior-ing...

    Dena
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    Default +1 for “The Thinker’s Toolkit” – Morgan D. Jones

    I use material from it occasionally in lectures. It's a good elementary introduction to analytical problem solving.

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