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Da Vincis belief that everything connects helped make him the 15thcentury Italian Renaissance man we all admire today. And it was another legendary...
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Ana Cristina Pratas's insight:
"so how do we practice visualization?
As an entrepreneur, author, technologist, and a dreamer, I have taught myself three basic things in the hopes of manifesting my own future:
I imagine myself in the final stage (of my goals, my products, my companies, my personal life, etc.).
I study patterns (of my surroundings, my markets, my skills, my behaviors, my reactions, my skills, etc.).
I practice rituals (to be disciplined about my devotion, to recover from my defeats, to thrive, to achieve a higher degree of confidence, etc.)."
Well, da Vinci's thinking wasn't always perfect... there is no way his tank design would have worked on first application BUT yes correct: the power of visualization can also be known as "moment-to-moment thinking." Just imagine how the project you are designing will work moment-to-moment to tailor it to what could work and how you can make it happen. Moment to moment is just one step in the lateral thinking program which shows how movement is created from provocations.
An important consideration with new ideas is not to immediately apply judgement. Instead of saying: "this is the same as," focus on the qualities that make it different.