The Right Brain for Business

By on June 25, 2010 in Success, Work & Life

I was happy to see this recent article promoting the use of the “Right Brain In Business” by Ray B. Williams in the Financial Post http://bit.ly/9yIece

He quotes a study by Harvard’s Jagdish Parikh of 13,000 executives. They indicated that they relied on both left-brain analytical skills and right-brain intuitive feelings equally, but they credited 80% of their success to right-brain intuition.

He further states, “Finally, the latest brain science research has shown that it is virtually impossible to have entirely logical and analytical thinking, and that emotions are the driver for making decisions, not logic. So it appears that we may be entering the age of right-brain thinking. Perhaps not too soon!"
 

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Lynn Robinson, M.Ed., is one of the nation's leading experts on the topic of intuition. She's the bestselling author of Divine Intuition: Your Guide to Creating a Life You Love. Her most recent book is LISTEN: Trusting Your Inner Voice in Times of Crisis.. She works with individuals and businesses as an intuitive, providing insights into goals and decisions.   

Lynn teaches that intuition is a ready source of direction available to all of us; an invisible intelligence that animates our world and helps guide our lives. When we follow its wisdom, we are led to success and a deeper connection to our purpose. She believes we all have the ability to access this power and develop it for practical use in everyday life, as well as for discovering and achieving our goals and intentions. 

Lynn's  books have been published in more than a dozen languages. Her free Intuition Newsletter is available at http://www.LynnRobinson.com

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2 Responses to The Right Brain for Business

  1. DustyV June 25, 2010 at 5:56 pm #

    Hey, I like that! (Some people don't understand how I work, but I get good results through intuition.)

  2. Samantha Barton June 27, 2010 at 11:23 pm #

    Interesting.