The Riddle: Where Ideas Come from and How to Have Better Ones
- 7h 37m 47s
- Andrew Razeghi
- Brilliance Publishing
- 2008
The Riddle illustrates how replicating these precursors - curiosity, constraints, connections, conventions, and codes - can increase your odds of success at innovation. For example, the author reveals how to inspire creativity through controllable and reproducible thoughts and behaviors such as altering your mood, changing the context in which you solve problems, creating metaphors, and even simply writing things down. He also explores the role of sleep, memory, and ethnicity as they pertain to creative insight. The Riddle takes the mystery out of the creative process and plants it squarely in the realm of the scientific. Using the techniques outlined in this book, innovators can draw on the “Eureka moment” again and again.
In this Audiobook
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1. The Innovation Intent
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2. The Gods Must Be Crazy (Or Is It Just Me?)
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3. The Eureka Moment
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4. It Came to Me in a Dream
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5. In the Mood for Innovation
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6. Endlessly Intriguing: Curiosity
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7. Painfully Obvious: Constraints
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8. Distantly Related: Connections
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9. Diametrically Opposed: Conventions
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10. Suddenly Brilliant: Codes
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