is the title of an excellent book by Dan Pink. As usual I'm going to quote from a few pages:
At the Yale School of Medicine, students are honing their powers of observation at the Yale Center for British Art, because students who study paintings excel at noticing subtle details about a patient's condition.
The MFA is becoming the new MBA.
Stories are how we remember.
One of the best ways to understand and develop the aptitude of Symphony is to learn how to draw.
The most creative among us see relationships the rest of us never notice.
Everything you create is a representation of something else.
Poets are our original systems thinkers.
More males than females have brains that systematize and more females than males have brains that empathize.
The people who will thrive will be those who can toggle between the two. As we've seen again and again, the Conceptual Age requires androgynous minds.
If you are laughing you cannot think. That is the objective we achieve in meditation.
People have enough to live, but nothing to live for; they have the means but no meaning.
is the title of an excellent book by Dan Pink. As usual I'm going to quote from a few pages:
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