PS,

who-else-what-else-248.JPG‘PS tail’ is how to read my little title; it’s a mantra born in my mind just this morning, March 24, Manila time. It is a new mantra for creative thinking; reminiscent of Edward de Bono’s ‘Po’ (no comma), I’m offering it as a mind-blogging phrase for you to mine your gray matter and come out with copious ideas. The service is free – it comes from you; you help yourself.

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  1. PS, « This Franciscan Essay Says:
    March 24th, 2008 at 10:56 pm

    [...] PS, ‘PS comma’ is how to read my little title; it’s a mantra born in my mind just this morning, March 24, Manila time. It is meant for creative thinking; I’m offering it as a mind-blogging phrase for you to mine your gray matter and come out with copious ideas. Contrary to grammatical rules, my comma is not meant to indicate a pause, a temporary stop; instead, my comma is meant to be a prompt, to indicate a request to finish a silent ‘and?’ and a silent ‘so?’ and a silent ‘however?’ and a silent ‘nonetheless?’ and a silent ‘nevertheless?’ and a silent ‘but?’ and a silent ‘for?’ Click here for the full essay [...]

  2. Writer’s Block Unblocked! « This Franciscan View Says:
    March 24th, 2008 at 11:06 pm

    [...] Block Unblocked! I have just published an essay on a new mantra for creative thinking (‘PS,’ frankahilario.com), where I give an example using ‘PS,’ (read: ‘PS comma’) as a [...]

  3. My Discovery: Encyclopedia is good for insomnia « This Franciscan View Says:
    March 25th, 2008 at 7:47 am

    [...] reading? Let me quote myself from my latest essay on creative thinking (for more details, see my ‘PS,’ frankahilario.com) pertinent to the [...]

  4. The comma as a finger exercise « This Franciscan Exercise Says:
    March 25th, 2008 at 8:48 am

    [...] to the world the birth of a new mantra for creative thinking, my ‘PS,’ (for details, see ‘PS,’ March 24, frankahilario.com). Read that as ‘PS comma’ – you punctuate the air with your forefinger going down to make the [...]

  5. think mantra « This Franciscan Quip Says:
    March 26th, 2008 at 8:33 am

    [...] post info By frankahilario Categories: Quip Unquip and Quote Unquote Selections from my Franciscan essays (hover cursor over link for source or click for full article) ‘PS,’ [...]

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