The all new universal traveler

The all new universal traveler

by Jim Bagnall, Don Koberg

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A Soft-Systems guide to: creativity, problem-solving and the process of reaching goals. This is a book based on the idea that ideas about process can be iterated in many (all?) endeavors. For ideas to be realized they need to be process-based, and that's what this book explores - the concept that ideas can go from abstract to concrete - or not!

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    How does the book’s definition of a "soft-systems" approach change the way you traditionally view problem-solving in your personal or professional life?

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    The authors suggest that creativity is a learnable process rather than a rare innate talent; how does this perspective shift your own confidence as a creator or problem-solver?

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    Think of a current personal or professional goal you are struggling to reach; at which stage of the universal traveler's journey do you find yourself most often getting stuck?

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