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Summary: I'm recommending this to all my clients.
Review: I'm a media consultant, and recently heard Michael Gelb speak at an industry convention. MIGHTY inspiring. I won't even try to spell the seven Italian words he had an audience of 2000+ pronouncing in unison, but he made a convincing case that applying these seven traits to your work can make you the next Leonardo.
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Summary: Not what I expected
Review: Michael covers the same seven steps to genius every day he details more completely in his book: "How to Think like Leonardo da Vinci." In most cases even the same language is used. This is followed by Dr. Chopra's comments on how Leonardo's thoughts are mirrored in the philosophy of advaita vedAnta. During the following discussion and audience Q&A the audio quality is poor.If you want a hint at what the insights of Leonardo are, this book may do. If you want vivid picture consider Michael's other book/audio.
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Summary: Not what I expected
Review: Michael covers the same seven steps to genius every day he details more completely in his book: "How to Think like Leonardo da Vinci." In most cases even the same language is used. This is followed by Dr. Chopra's comments on how Leonardo's thoughts are mirrored in the philosophy of advaita vedAnta. During the following discussion and audience Q&A the audio quality is poor. If you want a hint at what the insights of Leonardo are, this book may do. If you want vivid picture consider Michael's other book/audio.
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Summary: disappointing
Review: This is not a book, but a talk...and a weak one at that. The audio quality is substandard, the 7 principles seem forced, and Gelb's responses to the wise observations of Deepak Chopra sound trite. Skip this.
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