Defining the Context
Still in Erik Wahl's session....
We've been trained to give left-brain, analytical thinking preferential treatment. From school to corporate structure, we react to everything based on the context that's been defined for us. An example: Wahl showed us the following symbol:
VII
and then asked how to add one line and make it an 8. Everyone knows this, right --
VIII
Then he showed us this symbol
IX
and asked us how to add one line to make it a 6. Everyone looked a little puzzled, until he showed us the answer:
SIX
The way we define the context of a challenge determines how we resolve it.
Comments
I must be missing something here isn't XIII 13? Where does the 8 come from?
Posted by: Erik Holden | August 22, 2006 09:00 AM
Oops! Blame it on my hasty blogging.
Posted by: Kevin Holland | August 22, 2006 09:12 AM