Imagination November 21, 2008

Richard Bach said, “You are never given a dream without also being given the power to make it true.  You may have to work for it, however.” It makes sense to take action to make real what we imagine. Bach says work might be required, so simple visualization may not be enough. Yet, with the […]

Imagination November 20, 2008

Our Study Hall topic this week is the relationship between imagination and results. Today, consider the dynamics involved with what might be called “outrageous” results. Our great friend, Leigh Gernert – Study Haller and Charter Results 101 Member – sent a link describing an over-the-top experience that could have only been possible by utilizing imagination […]

Imagination November 19, 2008

Imagination – as we’ve been discussing it this week – can be a useful “muscle” to nourish and develop.  What are some ways to grow imagination? How can it be expanded? Building any habit requires regular attention, and your imagination benefits from using it regularly.  Brainstorming with someone else is among the best ways to […]

Imagination November 18, 2008

This week, our topic is imagination and its relationship to results. Consider the possibility that the primary failure, if and when a project fails or does not meet our expectations, is a failure of imagination. Richard Bach said, “To bring anything into your life, imagine that it’s already there.”  Could it really be this simple? […]

Imagination November 17, 2008

Einstein famously said:  “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Consider for a moment what informed Einstein’s point of view.  There’s a likely connection to a thought from Robert Mackay:  “We can only create what we can imagine.” Einstein’s perspective implies that imagination actually facilitates an expansion of knowledge.  Broadly stated, learning is about understanding how […]