The imagination of man is boundless. There has only to look around us to be convinced: houses, cars, computers, trains, satellites, etc. ...
Is it limited to some highly skilled individuals? In some geniuses?
Or did we all have access?
Some geniuses and imagination
Albert Einstein once said " imagination is more important than knowledge . It is thanks to his fantastic imagination, Einstein was able to lay the foundations for his famous equation, because one day he looked at a clock and he imagined journey to the end of a light ray.
In his imagination, he wondered how the clock would behave if it would advance more slowly, or stop or even turn it upside down.
He has built his whole theory into mental images, even before they can transcribe and write mathematical formulas in the book that we know.
Nikola Tesla, a contemporary of Einstein, is less known to the general public, and yet he has many inventions that seem natural today. He gave us some types of electric motors and is a pioneer in the field of radio waves (We now use every day with our cell phones and computers our WiFi).
Tesla was able to construct in his imagination overflowing machinery, motors and other devices. He made them undergo operational testing and was able to predict the wear parts as well as a good test ban.
Incredible imagination, is not it?
Better known, even by very small, Walt Disney was at once a great dreamer, and a shrewd businessman.
Robert Dilts, one of the first students of the two founders of NLP, studied what made Walt Disney succeeds both in an area where no one believed: the cartoon.
Disney had included imaginative and critical thinking did not always mix. Also, it was sometimes the perfect dreamy, like a little child who knows that anything is possible and has no limits.
At other times, he presented himself to his team as the director, who sailed the boat, which carries the dreams of the dreamer.
And other times, he was critical, he who does the accounts and controls the direction of the boat, find the shortcuts.
We all have imagination
Studying Disney, Robert Dilts has created a protocol that you learn during training NLP practitioner and strategy called the Walt Disney .
That strategy allows us this NLP?
It is used to clarify a project, something that "we would do well, but ..."
And there the dreamer in all of us can then unleash the power of his imagination to take us towards what we really want.
I will elaborate shortly on the strategy of Walt Disney, because she deserves more than these few lines.
A little exercise you can do yourself
Oh, not for you ... But perhaps you'll want to do the test with a friend who "would love to go around the world, but ..." Ask
agreed to make a little game and ask questions like:
- And if you had no limits of time, money?
- And if you were a bird?
- And if you won the lottery?
- What if ...
course, the grumpy will reply "Yeah, but I'm not a bird ..." Remind him it's just a game, like when we were children, and that there was no limit to our imagination.
You do not believe me? Try to pretend ... In
NLP, we call it -frame as if .
Marcel Pagnol wrote: "Everyone knew it was impossible. There came a fool who did not know who did it"
limitations that we encounter in our lives, are our own limits ... Want to overcome?
Is it limited to some highly skilled individuals? In some geniuses?
Or did we all have access?
Some geniuses and imagination
Albert Einstein once said " imagination is more important than knowledge . It is thanks to his fantastic imagination, Einstein was able to lay the foundations for his famous equation, because one day he looked at a clock and he imagined journey to the end of a light ray.
In his imagination, he wondered how the clock would behave if it would advance more slowly, or stop or even turn it upside down.
He has built his whole theory into mental images, even before they can transcribe and write mathematical formulas in the book that we know.
Nikola Tesla, a contemporary of Einstein, is less known to the general public, and yet he has many inventions that seem natural today. He gave us some types of electric motors and is a pioneer in the field of radio waves (We now use every day with our cell phones and computers our WiFi).
Tesla was able to construct in his imagination overflowing machinery, motors and other devices. He made them undergo operational testing and was able to predict the wear parts as well as a good test ban.
Incredible imagination, is not it?
Better known, even by very small, Walt Disney was at once a great dreamer, and a shrewd businessman.
Robert Dilts, one of the first students of the two founders of NLP, studied what made Walt Disney succeeds both in an area where no one believed: the cartoon.
Disney had included imaginative and critical thinking did not always mix. Also, it was sometimes the perfect dreamy, like a little child who knows that anything is possible and has no limits.
At other times, he presented himself to his team as the director, who sailed the boat, which carries the dreams of the dreamer.
And other times, he was critical, he who does the accounts and controls the direction of the boat, find the shortcuts.
We all have imagination
Studying Disney, Robert Dilts has created a protocol that you learn during training NLP practitioner and strategy called the Walt Disney .
That strategy allows us this NLP?
It is used to clarify a project, something that "we would do well, but ..."
And there the dreamer in all of us can then unleash the power of his imagination to take us towards what we really want.
I will elaborate shortly on the strategy of Walt Disney, because she deserves more than these few lines.
A little exercise you can do yourself
Oh, not for you ... But perhaps you'll want to do the test with a friend who "would love to go around the world, but ..." Ask
agreed to make a little game and ask questions like:
- And if you had no limits of time, money?
- And if you were a bird?
- And if you won the lottery?
- What if ...
course, the grumpy will reply "Yeah, but I'm not a bird ..." Remind him it's just a game, like when we were children, and that there was no limit to our imagination.
You do not believe me? Try to pretend ... In
NLP, we call it -frame as if .
Marcel Pagnol wrote: "Everyone knew it was impossible. There came a fool who did not know who did it"
limitations that we encounter in our lives, are our own limits ... Want to overcome?
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