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Why It's Tough to Innovate in Business: We're "Left-Brained"

Bill Donius | Posted 01.20.2013 | Business
Read More: Strategy, Brain, Strategy Consulting, Problem Solving, Business News, Small Business News and Trends, Brain Science, Right Brain Thinking, Left Brain Thinking, Management, Business News
Bill Donius

Neuroscientific research indicates that it becomes increasingly difficult to break out of our existing mindsets. Fortunately, however, it is still possible to train our brains to think differently without either dropping acid or traveling to India. (If you've read Steve Jobs' biography, you'll understand.)

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Ten Takeaways From my Life as a CEO

Bill Donius | Posted 11.13.2011 | Impact
Read More: Consciousness, Life Lessons, Right Brain Thinking, Passion, Business, Compassion, Learning, Right-Left-Brain, Career Tips, Impact News
Bill Donius

Hard work, heroics and hubris are all part of a successful career trajectory. Here are some lessons I learned over the past thirty years, listed in no particular prioritized order.

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Making the Left- & Right-Brain Work Together: It's Good Business

Hamish McLennan | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: Young and Rubicam, Right Brain Thinking, Left Brain Thinking, Hamish Mclennan, Business Marketing, Business News
Hamish McLennan

The business of marketing is being driven by two seemingly contradictory impulses. Marketers know painfully well that engaging consumers is not only what you know, but how you express it.

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Creativity Can Save the World

Dave Howe | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Read More: Creativity, Right-Brain Thinking, Inspiration, Star Wars, Davos, Lord of the Rings, Syfy, Harry Potter, Graphic Novels, Legos, Imagination, Spiderman, World Economic Forum, Entertainment News
Dave Howe

In our bleak economic times, perhaps the only thing many people are fantasizing about is how to pay their bills or keep their jobs. But we need escapism now more than ever -- not just for entertainment, but for inspiration.

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