Resource Center

MEAPA's resource center provides individuals and organizations with free access to a variety of references that are divided into three categories:

  • Attributes - stories of individuals that have demonstrated a specific attributed involved with thinking effectively.
  • Topics - resources related to a specific topic that require individuals and organizations to think effectively.
  • Lists - a compilation of books and videos that highlight the need to think effectively.

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Attributes

One of the most unmet needs in today's dynamic global economy is for you to learn how to think effectively, adapt to change and forge your own life so you can grow.  We believe that if peple can grow as a individual they can then help foster the development of their family, business, community, school or organization.


Unfortunately, most of life pushes people into structured processes that preclude creative thought and the identification of new and unique opportunities. To grow today we need to, in the words of futurist Peter Russell, "let go of the old ways of thinking and have some shifts in our consciousness."  MEAPA defines this as the ability to think effectively.  

 

History is filled with individuals who have demonstrated the ability to think effectively.  MEAPA's free resource center provides brief profiles of these individuals and organizes their stories into specific attributes involved with effective thinking.  To  learn how an individual exhibited a specific aspect of effective thinking just click on one of the following attributes:

Topics

In addition to the attributes of effective thinking, MEAPA's resource center also provides a variety of references related to various topics that require individiuals and organizations to think effectively.   To view resources associated with a specific issue just click on one of the following topics:

Lists

In addition to the attributes of effective thinking and the topics that require effective thinking, MEAPA's Resource Center also provides a reading list and a compilation of videos that we have found useful.  Please note that neither list is comprehensive and is continuously updated.