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�Drawing on the latest scientific research, this fascinating guide will not only inform you of how your brain works but also inspire you to make best use of your most powerful and unique asset.�
�A well researched source of information� dip in and out of when you need to �get creative�.�
Evening Standard

Most of us are familiar with the term �emotional intelligence� (EQ) and many employers now regularly use EQ tests when recruiting people. However, more recently, creative intelligence or CQ has been recognized as having equal, if not greater, importance in the workplace.

Whether you want to perform more creatively at work or simply be more creative in your daily life, Harry Alder�s engaging and thought-provoking guide reveals exactly what creativity is and how � regardless of age, IQ or talent � anyone can become more creative. He will show you how to achieve prolonged levels of creative thinking rather than the occasional flash of inspiration, and how to:

increase your levels of inspiration and creativity;

experience flashes of brilliance more frequently;

grasp new ideas and concepts more readily;

add a new dimension to your intellectual and emotional intelligence;

make full use of the left-hand side of your brain;

improve your problem-solving skills;

see into the minds of the world�s greatest thinkers;

understand how CQ can be measured, just like IQ and EQ;

fulfil your most important goals in life.

Drawing on the latest scientific research, this fascinating guide will not only inform you of how your brain works but also inspire you to make best use of your most powerful and unique asset.