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What does it take to succeed in today's competitive world? Is it luck? Talent? A touch of madness? Edward de Bono talked to 50 outstandingly successful men and women, all of whom spoke frankly about their own strategy. Among them were David Bailey, Sir Terence Conran, Robert Maxwell, Jackie Stewart, Sir Clive Sinclair, Virginia Wade, Lord Forte and Verity Lambert. De Bono then distilled their wisdom and experience and turned it into a practical strategy that anyone can follow in order to achieve their own ambitions in life and work. The result was this book.
This book investigates the underlying strategies and psychological frameworks that distinguish highly successful individuals from their peers. Edward de Bono, a renowned expert in lateral thinking, conducted extensive interviews with fifty prominent figures across diverse fields, including business, sports, and the arts. By analyzing these personal accounts, he synthesizes a practical methodology designed to help readers identify and implement effective tactics for achieving their own professional and personal objectives.
What You Will Find
The text provides a structured, analytical approach to success that reflects de Bono's focus on cognitive processes and strategic thinking. Its reliance on anecdotal evidence from a specific cohort of mid-20th-century figures suggests a focus on timeless principles of ambition rather than contemporary technical trends.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
1993-01-01
Publisher:
Harper Collins
ISBN-10:
0006370721
ISBN-13:
9780006370727
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