Putting Your Creative Genius to Work

How to Sharpen and Intensify Your Mind Power

By: Michael J. Gelb

Narrated by: Michael J. Gelb

Sharpen and intensify your mind power!

Unleash your inner creative genius!

Your brain was designed by millions of years of evolution to be the most profoundly powerful creative thinking mechanism in known creation. But although science has indeed learned that the latent power of the brain is virtually unlimited, most people still don't realize their full potential.

In Putting Your Creative Genius to Work, expert Michael Gelb will help you discover your untapped intelligence and put it to work for you as never before. You'll thrive in a perpetually changing world by reaching new heights of creativity, memory, and problem solving. More importantly, you'll learn how to apply your ideas practically in your own life.

Listen to Michael and you'll learn to:

• Master the powerful skill of "synvergent thinking".
• Balance the right and left hemispheres of your brain for powerful whole-brain thinking.
• Easily integrate profound understanding and rapid recall.
• Perform exercises that will stretch and improve your creative visualization.
• Think like the creative genius Leonardo Da Vinci.
• Implement the ultimate secret of success.
• And more!

Michael Gelb's methods were developed during years of experience with thousands of people in a wide variety of environments. You can apply his methods immediately to supercharge your creative brain power, improving the quality of your life at home and at work.

Download the accompanying reference guide.©1996 Michael J. Gelb (P)1996 Nightingale Conant

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Great book

This book will teach you a number of things. To memorize a list of items is one.

Nothing new

I am in the process of trying to return it now. if this is your first book on the subject, it's ok. If not, it's the same thing you heard in every other book like it. Some phrases and words are verbatim quotes from other books and lectures. No new information.