Benefiting at work from Brain Based Insights

Brain Based Business is proud to  host MITA Steps to Smart Blogging -  a new weekly celebration of bloggers’ unique talents, and inspired messages. Featured under MITA’s five brain based entry points this week are John Jantsch, Patsi Krakoff, Denise Wakeman, GL  Hoffman, Robyn McMaster, and Liz Strauss.

Question: Over at Duct Tape Marketing the question asked was WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH A MILLION DOLLAR MARKET BUDGET? Thanks John Jantsch!  I’m especially intrigued with the angles that continue to pop up on the topic. The insights showed me the many skills of marketers that I do not have myself – but value in others. I also decided that I’d likely hire John Jantsch with my million dollars because I’d learn so much from him and sense he’d be open to the path-finding excitement of the brain based approaches used here at MITA.

Target: I loved the target set and hit from “the Blog Squad,” over at Build a Better Blog. Patsi Krakoff and Denise Wakeman targeted writers and Publishers of San Diego, and reminded us that blogs are made from ideas, enthusiasm, and eagerness – linked to a few tools that get it up and rolling because we support one another.  

Expect:  Gl Hoffman – over at What Dad Would Say nailed 29 things you learn by reading your email. I was especially intrigued by the fact that an ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain. In fact that may be how I open my next brain based conference. Thanks GL- I always expect a fresh insight at your blog and have not been disappointed yet!

Move: Over at Robyn McMaster’s Brain Based Biz, I laughed to see Suma dancers decked out in tutus finery, and yet I saw multiple intelligences in operation in that post as we tapped, conversed, measured, focused, researched, laughed, visualized, and observed how working memory requires high energy, and practice that’s worth the time. Robyn motivates all our intelligences and more!

Reflect: Liz Strauss steps back today, from her many talents as writer to reflect on 7 Traits that she shares in common with other writers. As is typical at Liz’ site Successful and Outstanding Bloggers, she again uses words to build talents across people and ideas, and Liz inspires the rest of us to look beyond that first word to catch  a light from precious gems nearby.