I am a Social Networks and consciousness researcher, Public Speaker & Lecturer Business Consultant, Chess and Creative Writer. I teach at MBA at the College of Management AcademicStudies and have a hosting-blog named PARAGRAPH.
ON MY JOURNEY, I REALIZED THAT CREATIVE THINKING IS NOT A DIVINE SPARK, BUT IS ACTUALLY COMPOSED OF SIMPLE METHODS OF THOUGHT.
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I spent two decades of my life as a Creative and Strategic Director in the advertising arena. In those days, I met creative challenges on a daily basis. This led me to my realization about the nature of creativity: It involves methods of thinking that everyone can adopt. My insights about creativity are presented to you in my bestsellerThe Creative Code. Now available in Amazon.
Zeev Ravid: A Lemon on a Stick
PLAY THE UNCONVENTIONAL
WHETHER I LIKE IT OR NOT, I'M A CHESS PLAYER IN EVERY MOVE OF MY LIFE.
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After 25 years of vacation from the game, I returned, and I could see the changes that happened in it very clearly, as a result of the development of the silicon mind. It led to a reassessment of old axioms, principles, and evaluations.
The discoveries of Z. Zohar and myself on this subject matter were published in our best-selling book, Play Unconventional Chess and Win ,
published by Everyman Chess, London, 2014.
Left to right: Me, Z. Zohar (co-author),M. Carlsen - World Champion (looking at one of his games in our book)
MY REVIEWS
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THE CREATIVE CODE
Unsurprisingly, there are many books that grapple with the idea of creativity, and reading them is sometimes like listening to someone trying to explain a joke nobody got. But there are exceptions, and few are as charming and enlightening as Noam Manella’s - The Creative Code.
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PLAY UNCONVENTIONAL CHESS AND WIN
Sometimes you wonder what chess books the top players read. I don't think Vishy Anand drinks, but he endorsed an amazing book containing an abundance of alcohol. There is a lot of beer, wine and vodka in the work of two Israeli authors, Noam A. Manella and Zeev Zohar.
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PLAY UNCONVENTIONAL CHESS AND WIN
A very novel Chess book. I am quite honoured that a game of mine finds a prime place in the book.
