COMIC: Train Your Jiatama, Basic Thinking Skills
Publication Date: June 2017
List Price 1,430 JPY (10% consumption tax included)
ISBN：9784492557785 / Size：H188mm × W130mm / Softcover / 164 pages
Misuzu Kawaguchi is a 27-year-old office worker already on the verge of restructuring. She is diligent and hardworking but has been unable to produce results. The story describes how she learned about Jiatama and how she transformed her way of thinking.
The comic uses familiar examples to explain how to train for Jiatama. This introduction opens new vistas for business people to help them overcome various obstacles.
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Overview
The 260,000+ copy bestseller "Train Your Jiatama, Basic Thinking Skills" has been adapted into a comic book!
The comic book's story makes it easy to learn the thinking skills that have significantly impacted so many people.
The comic book's story makes it easy to learn the thinking skills that have significantly impacted so many people.
Table of Contents
Prologue Train Your Jiatama, and Your Life Will Change!
01 Do Honors Students Stop Thinking?
02 Why Is Jiatama Becoming More and More Important?
03 Get Rid of the "Correct Answer Disease"
04 Can Jiatama Be Trained?
〈Column〉 Fermi Estimation Is Not Only for Consultants
PART1 Thinking from the Conclusion
01 Why Perfectionists Cannot Achieve Results
02 "20 points is OK" Is the Key to Success
03 How to Get a Tentative Answer
PART2 Thinking from the Whole
01 Frameworks Free You from Assumptions
02 Understanding Thinking Habits, Half the Problem is Solved
03 The Only Point to Prioritize
PART3 Think Simply
01 Missing Things in a Lazy Speaker
02 The "Elevator Test" Is a Great Training Tool
03 Thinking Simply is the Source of Ideas
〈Column〉 Why Do Shooting Stars Make Wishes Come True?
In Conclusion
Recommended BOOKLIST
01 Do Honors Students Stop Thinking?
02 Why Is Jiatama Becoming More and More Important?
03 Get Rid of the "Correct Answer Disease"
04 Can Jiatama Be Trained?
〈Column〉 Fermi Estimation Is Not Only for Consultants
PART1 Thinking from the Conclusion
01 Why Perfectionists Cannot Achieve Results
02 "20 points is OK" Is the Key to Success
03 How to Get a Tentative Answer
PART2 Thinking from the Whole
01 Frameworks Free You from Assumptions
02 Understanding Thinking Habits, Half the Problem is Solved
03 The Only Point to Prioritize
PART3 Think Simply
01 Missing Things in a Lazy Speaker
02 The "Elevator Test" Is a Great Training Tool
03 Thinking Simply is the Source of Ideas
〈Column〉 Why Do Shooting Stars Make Wishes Come True?
In Conclusion
Recommended BOOKLIST
Author Profile
Isao Hosoya
Isao Hosoya is a business consultant. After working for Toshiba Corporation, he engaged in business reform consulting at Ernst & Young, Cap Gemini, and other U.S., French, and Japanese consulting firms. In recent years, he has been giving lectures and seminars on problem-solving and thinking skills to companies, various organizations, and universities in Japan and abroad. His major publications include "Analogy Thinking" and "The Problem-Solving Dilemma" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
Isao Hosoya is a business consultant. After working for Toshiba Corporation, he engaged in business reform consulting at Ernst & Young, Cap Gemini, and other U.S., French, and Japanese consulting firms. In recent years, he has been giving lectures and seminars on problem-solving and thinking skills to companies, various organizations, and universities in Japan and abroad. His major publications include "Analogy Thinking" and "The Problem-Solving Dilemma" (Toyo Keizai Inc.).
（Information is current at the time of publishing.）
