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"The
intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.
We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
“ - Albert Einstein INTRODUCTION: Formal methods of business analysis and decision
making are heavily analytical in nature, while approaches based on personal
intuition and creativity are often ignored. Yet, research indicates that
employees with a dominant analytical side are more likely to end up in staff
positions, while intuitive and creative thinkers generally rise to managerial
and executive roles. Not only does intuition matter, it may be one of the key
ingredients for success. The I Ching,
or Book of Changes, is considered the
oldest of the Chinese classics and throughout history has been referred to as
a book of fundamental principles and wisdom by philosophers, politicians,
emperors, mystics, and more recently by scientists, mathematicians and
businessmen. The book consists of 64 chapters, which serve as a catalog of
recurrent life patterns and their interdependencies. Because it is a
structure of structures, the design of the I Ching can generate analytic systems of potentially infinite
complexity and variety and can be applied to any conceivable realm or
situation. Empirical studies show that the time-tested
method of self-reflection and perception of reality based on the I Ching is very effective in
stimulating intuition and creativity by helping illuminate the intangible and
often invisible factors in business analysis and decision making processes. BENEFITS: Business professionals can experience the
following benefits when using the Book
of Changes:
THE I CHING
FRAMEWORK: Download the Excel-based I Ching framework and
follow the instructions provided on the instructions tab: Contact: Misha Goussev via goussevm@yahoo.com with any questions. |
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