Creative Thinking: Techniques to Boost Your Intellectual and Emotional Intelligence

Written by Samirah Eaton, Jason Hendrickson, Karla Wayers and Mark Daily

Narrated by Carlton Smith, Alex Lancer, Doug Greene and Tayla Shandro

This is a combo of 12 separate titles, which relate to the following topics:

Topic 1: We all have some creativity in us, but it seems like some people are better equipped to tap into that part of their brains. Some people naturally think outside the box. They come up with new ideas constantly.

Topic 2: There is a loop in life: We seek a reward, and we get rewarded with dopamine. This dopamine motivates us to seek more of it, and the cycle repeats itself. Such cycles can either be the basis of success and true fulfillment in life, or it can become a destructive pattern that leads someone to becoming dependent on fast fixes that turn out to be uncontrollable.

Topic 3: In psychology, the subject of intelligence has been studied and debated by many. Some of the theories that those scientists and clinicians have come up with, are laid out in this book. We will also go over intelligence screening for children, average IQ scores, signs of emotional intelligence (slightly different), Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, and other fascinating sub-topics that relate to being smart and using your brain.

Topic 4: By now, you may have heard about the differences between regular intelligence and emotional intelligence. But what makes a person really emotionally intelligent? And why is it so important to be emotionally intelligent? Those are some of the things we will discuss in this book.

 

You will learn about simple ways to become more emotionally intelligent, why it is mandatory for most career paths in life, how to master your emotions through neuroscientific tools, and so on. Many of these facts and statements will be backed by clinical research and theories that have come from the great thinkers in history.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664968967

Reviews for Creative Thinking

[Amelia White · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The difference between this audiobook and some other books, is that this one is way more enjoyable. I just intended to write something good about this particular book. I don't always appreciate all books, but this stood out. And because it did, I started paying attention to it. It was some of the best time I spent, particularly since I was doing other things in the meantime.

[Karen Bennet · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

In case you're looking for a manual on this particular theme, get this one. This book needs to be given an award. That's just how great it is. I don't always enjoy any books, but this one stood out. And since it did, I started listening closely to it. It was some of the best time I spent, especially because I was doing other tasks in the meantime.

[Tamika Sparks · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Both the narrator and the writer put some legitimate effort into this. I do not always enjoy all books, but this one caught the eye. And because it did, I started listening closely to it. It was some of the best time I spent, particularly since I was doing other things in the meantime. I took advantage of this audiobook. It was an eye-opener. I was intending to discover more about this idea anyway, so it was no coincidence that I ran into this book. I listened to it, and not to my surprise, it was exactly what I was trying to find.

[Robert Knutsen · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The producer's presentation was truly fantastic, and so was the writer's content. Incredibly good. That's what I think. I do not always enjoy any audio books, but this caught the eye. And since it did, I started paying attention to it. It was some of the best time I spent, particularly because I was doing other tasks in the meantime.

[Javier Hershey · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This critique mirrors my own views and preferences. I've noticed that some books are pretty much garbage, and this grieves me. On the other hand this particular audiobook didn't follow that trend. It's actually really great. So, I love it. The audio book discusses a number of viewpoints very well. It also dives much deeper in to the information. My favorite chapters were the final chapters, in which the conclusion clicked.