Reviews
“This is an excellent treatment of one approach that many people may find useful in enhancing their creative pursuits. Unlike many books on harnessing creativity, there are no exhortations to find your muse, no flowery explications on how creativity stems from Source or other woo. This is just a straightforward, engaging, and entertaining book about how we sabotage our creative work and how we can make that sabotage work against itself. You should buy it.” — from Amazon reviews
“I had been practicing Lichtenbergism for years without realizing it until I started talking with the Author. Once the book was published I was enraptured with seeing a wonderfully executed framework for controlled chaos which, and this cannot be stressed enough, PRODUCES RESULTS.” — Clifton J. Kilby III, CISSP
So I've written a book about all this. It's called, oddly enough, Lichtenbergianism: procrastination as a creative strategy.
It is available for purchase ($19.99) on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, other online vendors, and from your local bookstore. It is available for $4.49 as an ebook on Amazon (Kindle) and Kobo
Here's the TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Airport Version
Introduction to Lichtenbergianism
Framework
Task Avoidance — sample chapter!
Waste Books
Abortive Attempts
Gestalt
Successive Approximation
Ritual
Steal From the Best
Audience
Abandonment
The Tenth Precept
Conclusion
What to read next
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Appendix E
Selected Bibliography
