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12 Tips for Taking Smart, Calculated Risks (09 Jan 2006)
Most of us know we should take more risks. Try these quick ideas to help you spot the risks you should pursue -- and the ones you should let pass by.
6 Steps to Super Mindpower (09 Jan 2006)
Ever hear "You can't teach an old dog a new trick?" Well that might be true for dogs, but it's NOT TRUE for humans! Today's research has proven your brain can continue to physically grow -- even into very advanced old age...
A New Pair of Shoes (09 Jan 2006)
Old and New. Personal growth is about leaving the comfortable behind and getting uncomfortable. "A New Pair of Shoes" is about jumping into change with "both feet"
A Time for Rebellion! (09 Jan 2006)
When is it right for you to rebel against the negative powers working against you? When are so weighed down by someone or something that it is absolutely justified for you to strike back? Have you ever asked that? If so, then read on and let's look back in history and find a time when men of courage and perseverance did just that. Let the example of those who have gone before inspire and motivate you!
Accelerate Your Learning (09 Jan 2006)
Use some accelerated learning techniques to make learning faster and easier.
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The Stop Snoring Exercise Program will cure snoring without undertaking surgery, have dental implant, or use drugs.
All Fortunes Begin With an Idea! (09 Jan 2006)
A new idea is merely the combination of two or more old ideas. The creation of a new idea is the critical first step in establishing any business.
Be Interactive, Not Reactive or Proactive (09 Jan 2006)
Being Interactive means you get involved and stay involved with people without there being a problem or situation. You know what is happening around you. And the more you know about your organization and the others know about your goals, the more successful the organization and you will be.
Become an Idea Collector (09 Jan 2006)
Ideas are the lifeblood of improvement in any area of our life. But we can't always implement the ideas we get the minute we get them - and sometimes these strokes of genius get misplaced or lost in our minds. Here are ways to become an idea collector starting today.
Befriend Your Budget, This Yuletide and Always (09 Jan 2006)
It is that time of year again. Yuletide…Christmas in the air. Nostalgia, goose pimples and casting off all financial discipline.
How do you withstand this massive onslaught against your fragile purse strings, this war against the soul of your finances?
Befriend your budget. Run back home and make friends with your budget.
Business Ideas – Need a New Idea? Try Changing Your Perspective (09 Jan 2006)
Sometimes it's not possible to see something different.
Sometimes you've just been staring at a problem for so long
it's now impossible to look at it in any other way. So what do
you do? Why not try changing your perspective?
Bring Back A Lost Love!
Bring back the Love of your life, no matter how hopeless your situation appears. Ends loneliness, ensures happiness!
Business Innovation – Blocking: Saying YES or NO (09 Jan 2006)
Personalities can be divided into many types, but one of the simplest and easiest classifications that benefits idea generation and creative thinking is the concept of YES and NO.
Business Innovation – Confidence in People (09 Jan 2006)
In the field of creativity and innovation, there is a distinct feeling in many firms that "special people" are needed. This is related to a lack of understanding of creativity, innovation and creative types. There are a number of reasons not to rely on "special people," including:
Business Innovation – Confidence through Competence (09 Jan 2006)
Blocks can be categorised into two general categories: First, evaluation apprehension and second, structural impediments - such as lack of finance or access to decision makers.
Business Innovation – Eliciting Talent (09 Jan 2006)
Talent is a relative term. When someone is able to perform a task better than peers, s/he is given the label "talented." There are various ways of eliciting and developing talent:
Business Innovation – Good Thinking (09 Jan 2006)
Leaders should be wary that good thinking remains at the top of the agenda. Good thinking helps focus problem identification, idea generation and the following drive through the innovation process. Some factors that inhibit good thinking include:
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Business Innovation – Good Thinking NOT Leadership (09 Jan 2006)
All too often good thinking is sacrificed to the competitive urge to lead. With the amount of leadership material available and everyone wanting to be one, scant attention is paid to the effect this has on group productivity:
Business Innovation – Masks and Trance (09 Jan 2006)
One useful import from the field of Improvisation is the concept of Masks and Trance to get people thinking in different directions.
Business Innovation – Radical and Disruptive Innovation (09 Jan 2006)
One of the most interesting aspects of creativity and innovation is the relationship between incremental and radical change.
Business Innovation – Real Self versus the Trained Self (09 Jan 2006)
Personalities can be said to be psychotic in many ways and one of those is the idea, readily accepted, that we have at least two selves: the real self and that self which we present to the world.
Business Innovation – Small Changes, Big Effects (09 Jan 2006)
When innovators attempt to make radical leaps, they often try to "think big" or in terms of giant leaps. Whilst there may be value to this approach, there is also much to be said for the opposite approach, that is, deriving radical change from small steps:
The Vertical Project.
Why Increase Your Vertical Leap by 6-12 Inches, When You Can Double It?
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