About the Author
Rory Sutherland
ISBN 9780753556528
Rs. 1,120
W. H. Allen
Alchemy
The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense
Who it's for: Business professionals, marketers, and readers interested in creative problem-solving
Rory Sutherland's 'Alchemy' explores the application of unconventional thinking and creativity to problem-solving, particularly in marketing and business contexts. The book demonstrates how imaginative and often counter-intuitive approaches can lead to significant breakthroughs and success in various aspects of life and commerce.Why You Should Read? Examines innovative strategies for tackling complex problems. Offers fresh perspectives on marketing, business, and human behavior. Provides practical insights through engaging real-world examples. Challenges traditional logic by advocating for creative, contrarian solutions.
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- Explores counter-intuitive approaches to problem-solving
- Offers fresh perspectives on marketing and human behavior
- Includes real-world examples and practical insights
- Challenges traditional logic in business contexts
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All by Rory Sutherland →Questions about this book
What is the main idea of the book?
The book argues that unconventional and creative thinking, often counter-intuitive, can lead to breakthroughs in marketing, business, and problem-solving.
Who is the author?
Rory Sutherland, known for his work in advertising and behavioral economics.
What kind of examples does the book use?
It uses real-world examples to illustrate how imaginative approaches can solve complex problems.
Is this book only for marketers?
No, it is relevant to anyone interested in creative problem-solving and understanding human behavior in business contexts.
