The Ancient Path to Creativity and Innovation
Where Left and Right Brains Meet
Business & Finance, Entrepreneurship & Small Business, New Business Enterprises, Management & Leadership, Motivational
| Author: | Candace L. Long | ISBN: | 9780999153413 |
| Publisher: | auDEO Publications | Publication: | October 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Candace L. Long |
| ISBN: | 9780999153413 |
| Publisher: | auDEO Publications |
| Publication: | October 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There is a difference between a good idea and an inspired one. Settling for "good" ones costs the USA over $360 billion every year in failed innovations. Ironically, the majority of books on creativity are written by left-brain thinkers but research shows creativity resides in the right-brain. Right-brain creatives are genetically wired to "hear" inspired ideas. . .sadly, they are not understood by many business leaders. THE ANCIENT PATH is an inside look into the business experiences of a 40-year creative who, like other creatives, "hears" inspired ideas. Here's what's inside: 1) How to unlock creativity in yourself and in your business. 2) The 18-step journey of an inspired idea. 3) How left-brain and right-brain thinkers can work together effectively. 4) How to survive and thrive as a creative.
There is a difference between a good idea and an inspired one. Settling for "good" ones costs the USA over $360 billion every year in failed innovations. Ironically, the majority of books on creativity are written by left-brain thinkers but research shows creativity resides in the right-brain. Right-brain creatives are genetically wired to "hear" inspired ideas. . .sadly, they are not understood by many business leaders. THE ANCIENT PATH is an inside look into the business experiences of a 40-year creative who, like other creatives, "hears" inspired ideas. Here's what's inside: 1) How to unlock creativity in yourself and in your business. 2) The 18-step journey of an inspired idea. 3) How left-brain and right-brain thinkers can work together effectively. 4) How to survive and thrive as a creative.
