【Product Details】 ・ Bessatsu Takarajima 1538: Learn from Thinking Professionals! The Secrets of Thinking (Published in 2008) 【Condition】 ・ Cut (i.e., the book has been disbound). The pages of the book themselves are used and are 17 years old, and there are some stains here and there. Approximately 5 out of 10 points. You can read it normally, but it is not recommended for those who are particular about cleanliness. 【Important Notes】 ・ Because it has been cut, if you accidentally drop it, it will fall apart completely. (The page numbers are written, so you can put them back in order.) You will need to use clips, punch holes, and bind it like loose-leaf paper, or come up with your own method. ・ Because it has been cut, it will be difficult to sell it on a flea market site after you are finished with it. (Almost no one will want to buy it) I am offering it at a significantly lower price than the market price because it has been cut. However, due to the above points, please consider the following ① and ②: ① "Buy it now at a lower price? (Obtain the necessary information at a low cost)" ② "Buy it at the market price to sell it later?" ・ Before purchasing, we recommend checking the lowest price on Amazon, etc. (So you don't regret buying a cut book for more than an uncut book.) 【Shipping Method】 Yu-Packet Post 【Contents】 Table of Contents Kenichi Ohmae How to Break Through "Limitations" Tony Buzan (Founder of Mind Maps) x Masanori Kanda (Management Consultant/Author) Mind Maps® are a shortcut to thinking! Yoshio Yasuda (Representative Director of Y-Cube) Useful skills wherever you go, for starting a business or changing jobs Rakutaro Sanyutei Making people laugh with logical thinking Top consultants think this way Kenichi Saito (Representative Director of Foresight & Company) Ask the thinking professionals: The strongest way of thinking Kazunari Uchida: "Hypothetical thinking" improves the quality and efficiency of work Isao Hosoya: "Fermi estimation" to find answers in limited time Kenichi Saito: Problem solving with logical thinking... and more Systematizing the power of thinking Akihiro Nakatani: The "super-class" way of thinking that goes one step further Kundo Koyama: The "non-thinking" idea technique to develop "chance power" Masato Izumi: Systematizing the power of thinking... and more How top companies' executives think Ikuo Takashima, Representative Director of Vals Kohei Takashima, Representative Director of Oisix Toshie Nakamura, etc.