Title: An intriguing approach to mental prowess
Product review: Genius is made, not born: despite this fact many would believe great thinkers sprung from birth with ideas intact. That's why Michael Gelb's How To Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci is so important: it provides a rebuttal that developing the mind isn't dependent upon genes alone, and it shows how to uncover hidden abilities to unlock latent creative potential for learning and creativity. Chapters describe sensory awareness and how it may be increased, present a range of exercises and applications to learn the rules of mind mapping and how to use them effectively, and generally 'teach thinking' to invigorate latent processes. An intriguing approach to mental prowess.
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