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Workbook - Session One

he Enterprising Cycle^™is our explanation of the complex relationship of the many facets of life and business that must be balanced when you are married partners in business. The first session of the workshop begins with some very revealing insights. You’ll begin to doubt your own point of view as THE way it is. We talk about brain plasticity and arrested development, demonstrate scotomas, illusions and psychological blind-spots. This is a really fun session you’ll share with friends and family for years.

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Session One: Topic Features Introduction There's a supposed sign on a road to Alaska that reads "Choose your rut carefully - you'll be in it the next 200 miles" The same can be said for choosing a mate, a business partner and an enterprise – especially since small business IS so personal. Blind-Spots & Scotomas Every normal mammalian eye has a scotoma in its field of vision, usually termed a "blind spot". Too bad this is also true in the psychological sense, as it makes us less than perfect when it comes to decision making. Illusions Imagine you see something right in front of you - like a car accident or a robbery. You explain it to the police. They imagine what you claim to have seen and write it in a report. Then they ask your spouse. Brain Plasticity Up to just a few years ago, professionals maintained a belief that brains stopped developing at about age 6. That would account for all the children running around in 50 year old bodies. However, research on neuro-plasticity proves that we 'CAN' literally change our minds.

Workbook - Session One

Session One: Topic Features

Introduction

There's a supposed sign on a road to Alaska that reads "Choose your rut carefully - you'll be in it the next 200 miles" The same can be said for choosing a mate, a business partner and an enterprise – especially since small business IS so personal.

Blind-Spots & Scotomas

Every normal mammalian eye has a scotoma in its field of vision, usually termed a "blind spot". Too bad this is also true in the psychological sense, as it makes us less than perfect when it comes to decision making.

Illusions

Imagine you see something right in front of you - like a car accident or a robbery. You explain it to the police. They imagine what you claim to have seen and write it in a report. Then they ask your spouse.

Brain Plasticity

Up to just a few years ago, professionals maintained a belief that brains stopped developing at about age 6. That would account for all the children running around in 50 year old bodies. However, research on neuro-plasticity proves that we 'CAN' literally change our minds.