Achieving Top Performance Using the Eight Creative Talents
Lynne C. Levesque
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The author draws on her experience as an international consultant and trainer,
as well as her academic research and study of creativity, to develop powerful
tools and insights for improving creative results at work. She explores eight
creative talents—adventurer (ES), navigator (IS), explorer (EN), visionary (IN),
pilot (ET), inventor (IT), harmonizer (EF), and poet (IF)—that can be drawn
upon as the basis for developing flexibility in reactions to challenges. She
brings these dimensions to life with stories and experiences of managers
and executives around the world.
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| 267 pages Hardcover |
| 2001 Distributed Product |
| ISBN 0-89106-153-3 |
| Product No. 61060 |
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$26.95
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