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INNOVATION: Change your internal chip
“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage — to move in the opposite direction.” – Einstein
Yesterday I was with a client proposing some new initiatives and as always there’s a bottleneck to new ideas. Someone’s ego prevents them from seeing other alternatives to how things can be done and is so set in their traditional views that anything new is irrelevant. In thinking about this fact with some of the people there I said: Like computer chips that evolve and get better all the time, so must we.
Voila!
Do you remember how in the movie Terminator 2 Sarah and John Connor take out and modify the Terminator’s internal cpu so it can can learn and not be following preset rules? Well that’s exactly what we have to do with ourselves and people who are impervious to ‘there’s always a better way’ speak. (more…)
10 more resources to boost your brain power
The ability to think better makes you a superior strategist and innovator
One of my favorite subjects is the brain, how it works and how to better put it to use is something that has always intrigued me. While there is huge amounts of information on the internet on how to boost your brain power, I stumbled upon a list of 21 resources to build brainpower and thought I’d add 10 more! ??????????? ??????? ????????
- 154 ways to boost your brain power (Lite Mind)
- 75 Amazing Ways to Maximize Your Brain Power
(MindCafe.org)
- Ten tips to improve your brain (Open Forum)
- 77 Ways to Learn Faster, Deeper, and Better
- Top 10: Steps to a better brain (New Scientist)
- Six Ways to Boost Brain power (Scientific American)
- 10 Tips for Effective Learning (About.com)
- 100 Terrific Mindhacks to Make the Most of Your Brain (Find Schools Online.com)
- Mind tricks: Six ways to explore your brain (New Scientist)
- How to think (MIT Techreview)
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UPDATE: Found another one that was posted today by Steven Aitchison, 100 Ways To Develop Your Mind.
