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Genius Mental Models
by Peter Hollins · PKCS Media, Inc. · tapa dura · 196 pages
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Pages: 196 pagesAuthor: Peter HollinsPublisher: PKCS Media, Inc.Format: tapa duraLanguage: enRelease date: 29/10/2024ISBN: ISBN 9781647435608
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Synopsis of Genius Mental Models
Aprende de algunos de los pensadores más brillantes de la historia y descubre los patrones que los llevaron al éxito. Este libro examina los modelos mentales de figuras icónicas como Einstein, Darwin y Tesla, ofreciendo un marco práctico para mejorar el pensamiento crítico, la creatividad y la resolución de problemas en la vida diaria. Escrito por Peter Hollins, experto en psicología y rendimiento humano, la obra destila métodos científicamente probados para alcanzar la excelencia cognitiva. A través de lecciones históricas, el lector podrá absorber técnicas de innovación y logros para forjar su propio camino hacia la inteligencia superior.
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Peter Hollins
Peter Hollins was an English sculptor associated with both classical and Romantic traditions. Based primarily in Birmingham, he produced more than sixty major works, including ecclesiastical, architectural, and public sculpture, and was responsible for statues of Sir Robert Peel and Dr Jephson. Although less widely known than some contemporaries due to working largely outside London, his best work has been regarded as comparable in quality to that of Francis Chantrey. Hollins played a central role in Birmingham’s artistic life as a long-serving vice-president of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA) and was instrumental in securing its Royal Charter in 1868.
1800–1886105 titles published
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