The 11 Golden Principles of Context Thinking
By Joseph Warren Graham
We share with you:
Never before list of key principles used to change lives.
No fluff, just the what you need to renew your pursuit of the American Dream!
Learn the secrets of integrating and organizing information with purpose from one of the world’s unified thinkers. You know good thinking when you see it and now understand why.
Invest in this book and think in ways that you are not use to.
It will open you to new possibilities and new thinking.
We have set out to change the way the world thinks by providing principles for you to understand the implications and subtleties of your thinking.
Here's a sample of the principles you will use to out-think those around you:
1. Focus by identifying tasks, deciding what’s important, and at what risk and determining how you can help.
2. Attack a problem by laying it out, dissecting it, and prioritizing resources.
3. Determine the conversation on the ground (listening for indicators).
4. Confirm, apply logic, and provide a recommendation.
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If you buy one book on thinking – this is it. It will bring you conveniences, time-savings, and pleasures knowing what you need to operate in the Wisdom Economy.
After reading this book, your work will never be the same!
Get your copy now! Get ahead of the curve in using context thinking today!
Never before list of key principles used to change lives.
No fluff, just the what you need to renew your pursuit of the American Dream!
Learn the secrets of integrating and organizing information with purpose from one of the world’s unified thinkers. You know good thinking when you see it and now understand why.
Invest in this book and think in ways that you are not use to.
It will open you to new possibilities and new thinking.
We have set out to change the way the world thinks by providing principles for you to understand the implications and subtleties of your thinking.
Here's a sample of the principles you will use to out-think those around you:
1. Focus by identifying tasks, deciding what’s important, and at what risk and determining how you can help.
2. Attack a problem by laying it out, dissecting it, and prioritizing resources.
3. Determine the conversation on the ground (listening for indicators).
4. Confirm, apply logic, and provide a recommendation.
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If you buy one book on thinking – this is it. It will bring you conveniences, time-savings, and pleasures knowing what you need to operate in the Wisdom Economy.
After reading this book, your work will never be the same!
Get your copy now! Get ahead of the curve in using context thinking today!
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