Power Up Your Mind: Learn Faster, Work Smarter
By (Author) Bill Lucas
John Murray Press
John Murray Business
1st September 2001
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Advice on careers and achieving success
Sociology: work and labour
Office and workplace
650.1
272
Width 156mm, Height 234mm
Much work-based training is a waste of time and money because the majority of people are neither emotionally ready to learn nor practically inclined to apply their learning to the way they behave. This book offers a new model of learning - READY, GO, STEADY - which could revolutionize the way one learns and performs. The author shows that by concentrating on what happens before and after one learns, one can use his or her brain to best effect, learning faster and working smarter.
At last - a powerful and practical new book for learners who want to become leaders.--Mike Liebling, Director of Trainset and formerly of Saatchi & Saatchi
Health and fitness are the main combatants of today's stressful lifestyles. But at least as important is the mental agility and stamina to cope with whatever the world throws at us. Bill Lucas' book is health and fitness for the mind.--Jayne-Anne Gadhia, managing Director, Virgin One account
Here is an excellent book about learning. It puts the ultimate learning resource - the brain - center stage and helps us to understand how to get the best use out of it. It has a logical structure - getting ready, going for it and putting learning into practice. Actioning even a fraction of Bill Lucas' suggestions will transform your life.--Dr. Pete Honey, author and expert on learning and human performance
What if you could read one book which increased the effectiveness of all your other learning And you could apply it not just to studying, but to everyday working routines: meetings, projects, collecting your thoughts, gaining insight and having ideas This is that one book. Read it and leap.--John Grant, author of The New Marketing Manifesto and co-founder of St. Luke's advertising agency
Bill Lucas is the Chief Executive of the Campaign for Learning. He is in demand as a speaker and workshop leader on learning matters. He advises many organisations, including BT, National Grid, Centrica, Microsoft, Lloyd's TSB. Andersen Consulting and the UK's Department for Trade and Industry on how to be more successful through learning. Bill is the author of more than twenty books, including, most recently, The Future of Corporate Learning for the UK government.