April 7, 2013
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Creative Pondering
Product Review using platform: Windows 95 Software
Life coaches show us how the patient or client is the solution to their own problem (usually alcoholism) but what about the really big ones – the collective problems shared by all? The world, as we know it, is faced with many planetary economic emergencies. Examples include rising consumer debt and international monetary bail-outs. A hands-on solution might be required for the intelligent computer user. This BCI software was developed by Dr. R. Horowitz under the title, “Invention Highway” (1999). The concept was introduced by a russian and his helper – G. Altshuller and G. Filkovski.
The animated program shows “patterns in creative solutions” to a dozen different problems; Chain, chess, coin, mail, propulsion, etc. The games focus simplicity towards genius. The learning chapters explain the solutions of breaking unity, division, multiplication and unification. After obtaining permission from the manufacturer, the user could utilize the software in a money generating enterprise – Intelligence or Emotional Quotient testing for corporate human resources or personnel. Imagine walking in for an IQ interview test and passing the thing with flying colours!!
The first and most important thing to learn, is the “thought processes” in the minds of people and firms that need and lend money. A consultant works with the management improving the performance, profitability and goals of the company. Working with the top leadership to alter the direction of a company, the consultant is a valuable and highly paid individual. Many consultants charge in excess of $100 per hour. Others charge several hundred dollars for their services. Others work on an annual retainer fee of $12,000 to over $30,000 per year, from each of any number of large corporations. The consultant or coach therefore requires only a few customers per month to maintain a living. A consultant is an expert at recognizing problems. A coach helps shape solutions to those problems. All it takes to move on this one is an empathy for people and a basic understanding of money-management – in the key language of commerce.
