A non -accidental accident. How to manage luck and what is serendepiness
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When Christian Bush was 18 years old as a professor at New York University, he miraculously survived and remained unharmed in a car accident. Since then, he finds more and more confirmations that accidents and unforeseen events affect our lives more than is commonly believed. A spontaneous meeting in a cafe can lead to long-term business partnership, a forgotten wallet-to save from the incident, and an unexpected mistake in the experiment-to the new invention. This book is dedicated to the serendipity - the ability to find unusual decisions, cultivate happy coincidences and achieve luck in everything, from small everyday incidents to discoveries that change the world. Christian Bush explains that an accident can be turned into a tool. Based on their own example and many years of experience with successful people from different spheres, the author shows how to develop serendip thinking, increase the likelihood of happy accidents and make good luck with his constant ally.
Now everything is changing too quickly and many problems standing before us are so complex that our future will definitely depend on surprises in many ways. Therefore, the development of sergendip thinking is as evolutionarily as the ability to determine what makes us feel truly alive. Thanks to this, we develop motivation and enthusiasm for life
Now everything is changing too quickly and many problems standing before us are so complex that our future will definitely depend on surprises in many ways. Therefore, the development of sergendip thinking is as evolutionarily as the ability to determine what makes us feel truly alive. Thanks to this, we develop motivation and enthusiasm for life
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Motivation & Success
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9614-2637-3
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