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课程名称：跳出思维框架 课程概述：成功运用这些技术需要练习。在本课程中，您将学习三种策略/技巧，这些策略将改变您对问题的思考方式，帮助您打破无益的思维模式，并为任何现有或未来的问题找到创造性的解决方案。所有这些策略都基于那些能够跳出思维框架的人，他们将梦想变为现实，获得了他们想要的结果。 1. 创意策略 - 通过模仿成功人士（如沃尔特·迪士尼、列奥纳多·达芬奇、阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦等）来培养创造力。 2. 跳出框架的思维 - 该技术基于理解您的大脑如何表现一个问题或议题。重要的是要明白，我们每个人都是独特的，因此对问题的表现可能各不相同。没有对错之分，这一特点使得这一技术独特且成功。一旦您理解了自己如何表示问题以及如何表示解决方案，您将知道如何将问题视为新的解决方案。请注意，这需要持续的练习。 3. R.E.A.L.I.S.E. - 目标设定策略。该策略的独特之处在于，它教您从不同的角度看待目标。我们将教您提出一些您未曾考虑过的多种问题，而这些问题将对您实现真正适合的目标发挥重要作用。 通过本课程，您将获得突破思维限制的技能，学会如何将问题转化为创造性解决方案。
PRACTICE is required for you to be able to use these techniques successfullyIn this course you will learn 3 strategies/techniques that will change your way of thinking about problems, show you how to break unhelpful patterns and find a creative solution to any existing or future problems. All these strategies are based on people who were or still are naturally good at thinking outside the box. People who turn their dreams into reality and are getting the results they want.1. Creativity strategy - based on modelling successful people like Walt Disney, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein and others.2. Thinking outside of the box - this technique is based on understanding how your brain represents a problem/issue. It is important to understand that we are individuals and so the representations of the problem will vary. There is no right or wrong representation and that's what makes this technique different and successful - it is based on YOU. Once you understand how YOU represent the Problem and how YOU represent the Solution you will know how to perceive problems as new solutions. Please note this will take PRACTICE.3. R.E.A.L.I.S.E. - is a goal setting strategy. What makes this strategy different? It teaches you to look at your goal from a different perspective. We will teach you how to ask yourself a variety of questions you didn't even consider but that doesn't mean that they will not play a major role in you Achieving the Goal that is Right for You.
