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Of Urgent Interest for anyone involved with Creativity and Ingenious Problem-Solving:  Even the methods you now already know, can do Double-Duty as Superlearning Methods! - Click here or below on "A Huge Untapped Resource"
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Solving Problems Now  New !
In these difficult times, you already have the techniques to solve many of the daunting problems facing society...

o Preface:  Einstein and Socrates
Two historically powerful systems of thought combined

Additional Techniques
A growing reference list with links to other techniques worth using, posted elsewhere on this site.

o Image-Streaming
Calling online the deeper, subconscious powers of your mind through visual imagery and verbal focussing. Includes group instructions.

  Welcome to ImageStreaming  New !
A Practical "Talking Paper" on ImageStreaming Training.

  Opportunity for CPS in Schools and Education  New !
There are now hundreds of different methods for creatively and ingeniously solving problems which are successfully in professional use around the planet.

A Huge Untapped Resource
Turn Creative Problem Solving (CPS) Methods into Learning Methods.

o Win-Win Finder
Incentive Equilibrium analysis finds solutions so both sides win.

o High Thinktank
Application of post-Einsteinian discovery technique, including a 30-day challenge for you.

o Toolbuilder
Using your best problem-solving methods to find even better methods.

o Simply Waking Up With the Answer
Some easy methods to let you find answers overnight, or sooner.

o Double-Entry A-Ha! Method (DEAM)
A really simple, easy, idea-generating and problem-solving device.

o Evoked Sidebands
An adventure in building understanding.

o Gravel Gulch
An easy 4-step procedure of stretching to see further possibilities.

o Beachhead
Visualizing the future to bring back innovations as yet not dreamed of today.

o Over the Wall
A guided imagery technique that leads you to discover answers waiting for you on the other side of a wall.

o The Melville Pattern
Describing anything in excruciating detail unlocks an endless stream of fractal imagination and creativity. Guest article by Silvia Hartmann.

o Beyond Methods
A 20-point checklist for success in problem-solving.

o Dynamic Format
Simple procedures for running better, more productive meetings, groups, clubs and classes.

o Taxonomy of Methods
An organized guide to these and all other such creative problem-solving (CPS) techniques.

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Additional Techniques Worth Using

  • Borrowed Genius
    Ask yourself, "What would a genius do?"

  • Idea Generator
    for breakthroughs in science research.

  • Mutual Listening
    for miracles in the classroom.

  • Effective Problem-Solving: Using What We Know
    Includes updates to the Windtunnel method.

  • Windtunnel!!!
    Insights from torrential outpourings.

  • Freenoting
    The original torrential-outpour technique which pulls your best answers into focus of conscious awareness. Same dynamics as with "Windtunnel," only in a version which you can work when alone without a partner.

  • "Build Ability to Understand"
    A great way to build your full understanding until your a-ha! comes. Just run this procedure in the context of your problem or issue situation, without trying to force it to yield a specific answer, and see what emerges for you.

  • Crabapple
    Use metaphor to find answers.

  • Walk in the Woods
    Attention-catchers give clues.

  • Two Experiments
    Quick ways to get great answers — Basic Associative Process and Three Doors, exploring and using the instant problem-solving associative reflexes of your mind.

  • AAA — Ask, Aware, Answer
    Christopher Gooch offers good tools to heighten awareness and let your subconscious find the answers for you.

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