I close Thinking Week by presenting the main points of “Thinking for a Change” by John Maxwell. Maxwell is probably my favorite author of pure leadership writings, and I have never been disappointed by his works. In this case, they speak volumes for anyone interested in developing their thinking.

1. Understand the Value of Good Thinking
2. Realize the Impact of Changed Thinking
3. Master the Process of Intentional Thinking
4. Acquire the Wisdom of Big–Picture Thinking
5. Unleash the Potential of Focused Thinking
6. Discover the Joy of Creative Thinking
7. Recognize the Importance of Realistic Thinking
8. Release the Power of Strategic Thinking
9. Feel the Energy of Possibility Thinking
10. Embrace the Lessons of Reflective Thinking
11. Question the Acceptance of Popular Thinking
12. Encourage the Participation of Shared Thinking
13. Experience the Satisfaction of Unselfish Thinking
14. Enjoy the Return of Bottom-Line Thinking

You can change the way you think.

Whatever things are true…noble…just…pure…lovely…are of good report, if there is any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy; think on these things Philippians 4:8