Combining Right-Brain, Left-Brain Activities for Success
A young child was busy in class feverishly drawing away. The teacher approached and asked the girl what she was so busy drawing. The child responded, “I am drawing a picture of God.” The teacher, skeptical, asked “And how do you know what God looks like?” The child without looking up continued to draw and said “You will know in a minute.”
Combine Right-Brain, Left-Brain For a Successful Path
Combining right-brain, left-brain activities is proving to be the most successful path to meaningful innovation by fostering critical thinking, creative problem solving and collaboration. The child effectively answered the teacher. Why? Because there were no limitations put on her imagination. She didn’t fear the judgment of others. She stepped outside the norm and forged her own path.
‘Fostering innovation’ and ‘creativity’ are current buzz words in business. It is so easy to pass judgment on others. Learn how to remove the fear of judgment to others by keeping an open mind and going with the flow, allowing them to be unconventional and, in the end, it will come together and build a creative and innovative culture in any organizations.
As a coach, trainer and consultant, Larry Blumsack partners with people and organizations on the move and those already there to accelerate their communication, presentation and speaking skills to be on par with their ambition. Through one-on-one coaching and group training Larry helps leaders and aspiring leaders elevate their presence and communication skills to influence more people, sell more products-services-ideas and inspire others more successfully than they ever imagined.
Larry is the bestselling author of Face-to-Face is The Ultimate Social Media and founder of Zoka Institute and Zoka Training®. Zoka Training® — Mind/Voice/Body/Mindfulness in sync — is the result of Larry’s 45 years as a coach, acting teacher, actor, voice-over artist, theater and TV director/producer, radio & TV commentator and show host, speaker, trainer, serial entrepreneur, and syndicated columnist. Larry was a founding member of the theater department at Northeastern University.
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