UNLOCKING THE POWER OF "I"
Creativity, Problem Solving, and Decision Making

• Master a technique to quickly access the mind's creativity and problem solving genius.
• Develop creative intelligence skills such as insight and ingenuity.
• Foster the initiative and innovative skills to think beyond the boundaries of what is to what could possibly be.

Intelligence, Imagination, Ingenuity, Intuition, Invention, Inspiration, Insight, Illumination, Introspection, Intention, Identification, Induction, Initiative, Implementation, Interpretation, Interest, Inclination, Innovation, Instigation, Investigation

Course Description

While we only have one body, we have two minds. The conscious mind is the mind of logic and reasoning. It uses deduction and analysis to solve problems. It uses a process of elimination, take things apart, kind of thinking. We look at the menu and think, "I don't want desert, I don't want breakfast, I don't want a complete dinner. Ah, I want a sandwich. But I don't want roast beef, and I don't want corned beef, I don't want grilled cheese. Ah, I want turkey." This is the mind that tries putting the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle together until it finds two that fit. The other mind, the imagination mind, is the mind of the Power of "I". It is not deductive but inductive. This is the mind of imagination that will go into the restaurant and never even look at the menu. This mind would imagine, "What am I in the mood for? What do I feel like? What would taste real good right now?" And it just might come up with chicken and waffles. This is the mind that after letting the conscious mind put together several pieces of the jigsaw puzzle suddenly realizes what the picture will finally be. The conscious mind is the mind that takes things apart. The imagination mind is the mind that puts things together.

The reason we have two minds is because in the whole world there are really only two problems. One problem is "I know what I want but I don't know how to get it." The only other problem is "I don't know what I want". The conscious, logical, rational mind is designed to solve the problem of "I know what I want, but I don't know how to get it" is of little use in solving the problem of "I don't know what I want". Sometimes what we want isn't logical or rational. It is emotional. We just want it. When we don't know what we want, it calls for something like imagination, inspiration, insight, intuition, or illumination. It calls for some of those wonderful Power of "I" words.

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