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Activate Your Imagination
One of the worst things an adult can do is criticize a child for having an "overactive imagination." From my perspective, now more than ever, the world needs more imagination. One solution: Begin...
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Unlearn Your Mind-Set and Adopt a Mind-Flex
I have read that when we are born our brains contain somewhere near one hundred billion neurons, and it can make a nearly infinite variety of possible connections–or neural pathways. As we grow older,...
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God Dome It! Unlearn!
The Saint Ignatius church in Rome was originally designed to include a cupola. For financial reasons, the feature was never built. In moment, sparked by Divine intervention perhaps, Church officials...
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The Benefits of Keeping a Child-Like Mind
What are the benefits of keeping a child-like mind? For one thing, you can come up with innovative solutions to old problems. Related Posts Creativity Isn't All in Your Head Draw Outside the Lines The...
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A Curious Connection? Brains, Mind Maps and the Universe
Take a look at the pictures to the right. The symmetry between microscopic neurons and a macroscopic galaxy is rather surprising. Is there a connection between the two? Honestly, I don’t know but I do...
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To Grow: Unlearn
If you can unlearn your ideas about what is possible, you can grow almost anywhere. Related Posts The Tree of Unlearning A Plant Whose Virtue Has Yet to Be Discovered The post To Grow: Unlearn...
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The Light of Unlearning
Often, the first step to solving an old problem is viewing your situation–and the tools at your disposal–in a new light. If you want to watch a short, fun and inspirational video, check out this...
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View ArticleJack Uldrich’s “Friday Future 5;” June 12, 2020
Editor’s note: This week I have been giving a good deal of thought to the subject of imagination. As result, all of this week’s recommendations pertain to the issue of imagination. Think: Imagination...
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