HOW READY ARE YOU TO TAKE ACTION?
Abraham Maslow noted that “Inspirations are a dime a dozen.” (1971, p. 57). That was his way of focusing on what really counts. And what is that? What you do with your inspirations? What do you do with your great ideas? Your meanings and your values? In the book on Creative Leadership, Gerald Puccio
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HOW READY ARE YOU
TO TAKE ACTION?
Abraham Maslow noted that “Inspirations are a dime a dozen.” (1971, p. 57). That was his way of focusing on what really counts. And what is that? What you do with your inspirations? What do you do with your great ideas? Your meanings and your values? In the book on Creative Leadership, Gerald Puccio, Mary Murdock, and Marie Mance wrote:
“Creativity isn’t complete by just thinking about something new or useful—it is the direct result of someone taking action and bringing a new idea to fruition.” (30, italics added)
In Neuro-Semantics all of this falls under the category of implementation, of translating from mind into muscle memory so that the knowing (the meanings) is fully incorporated into your body so that it becomes your way of being in the world. It becomes your operational program for moving through life and doing what you do.
