Daniel Pink very rightly mentions in A Whole New Mind that our economy is moving to a stage wherein we need to master the six most important right brain senses. Hence learning these skills is something I have taken a stab at recently.
As our economy moves along, left brain skills are being overshadowed by right brain skills.
Listed below are the six right brain senses which assume utmost importance in the modern day:
The five things I am good at are by virtue of reading my top five motivational books, mentioned in UPPER CASE below.
Books we all know are our real friends. These books bear ample testimony to the same.
The best part of a city to go at any time is a LAUGHTER CLUB. I will explain in this post why you should join a laughter club.
There is a an emerging need of laughter clubs due to piling stress and anxiety in our lives.
Research has proven that the reason laughter clubs are so effective is that they make us PLAYFUL and active the RIGHT side of our brain.
In essence such an exercise makes us more creative.
I would like to learn right brain skills to make myself indispensable.
In the age of AI, ML, Robotics learning right brain skills (namely the following 6 skills) is the only way to ensure that our skills remain relevant.
All left brain skills are easy to replicate and automate thus making such skills easy to replace.
These are the 6 top right brain skills to learn and hone. Inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind.
In this age of automation with AI and ML dominating, nurturing of right brain skills is something I want to pay more attention to.
Left Brain skills which have ruled the industrial age are slowly becoming redundant with sophisticated automation techniques and cheap labor now able to replace all such tasks. Hence in order to remain relevant in this modern conceptual age, it is quintessential to develop and nurture right brain skills.
Some curated insights from Daniel Pink’s book, A Whole New mind, highlighting the same aspects has been provided below:
This fascinating insight inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind shows an example wherein research proves that Play can indeed make us more efficient at work.
This wonderful insight inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind, highlights how synthesis is more important than analysis.
Symphony as a skill is thus growing in importance and demand.
Understanding the Construct of a Gratitude Visit
The following insight inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind, details out the construct of a gratitude visit.
Man’s journey from Homo Sapiens to Homo Ludens has been aptly captured in this insight from Daniel Pink’s best seller.
In his book A Whole New Mind, Daniel Pink mentions that from Man the Thinker human beings are evolving to Man the Player.
The reason for the same is that PLAY assumes a lot of importance in our modern day lives.
As mentioned in the below insight thus man is making this transition, thanks to the growing importance of RIGHT BRAIN.
To read another such insightful post from the same book please visit:
https://viewpointsunplugged.com/are-you-replaceable-answer-three-simple-questions/
In case you have still not read A Whole New Mind, would highly encourage you to read this book:
https://www.amazon.in/Whole-New-Mind-Right-Brainers-Future/dp/1594481717
The insight inspired from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind, enlightens us on the benefits of praying regularly.
As per research those who pray regularly are less prone to risk of high blood pressure, heart ailments.
This is because of their belief in faith and prayer that brings optimism in their lives.
Thus prayer acts likes a balm and enlivens them regularly. Hence having faith in god and hence optimism in life is very essential.
Read this insight from A Whole New Mind to find our what research has to say
To read another similar insight from this book please read:
https://viewpointsunplugged.com/primary-difference-between-male-and-female-brain/
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