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Ever think of Brazen as a Master Mind group or personal Board of Directors? That is, a supportive group of people who meet to share and brainstorm ideas, create and implement goals, and support each other. Participants act as catalysts for growth, give each other feedback, keep each other focused and on track. Together the group can inspire new insights, improving personal life and careers. Thank you for contributing great discussions.

74 weeks ago

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One of my goals is to learn the effective use of stories from experience. My goal is writing effective narration that uses analogy and metaphor not just to entertain, but to engage the reader and communicate a specific message. Dry factual writing full of analysis, deductions, and inductions can be tedious and hard to grasp. We’re all familiar with outstanding examples of how a message packaged in a story can grasp the imagination and mind of the reader to become unforgettable.

81 weeks ago

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Brainstorming that reaches beyond out-of-the-box answers has to ask a different sort of question, a generative question. A generative question reaches beyond common concepts and ideas and opens up progressive discussion in a groundbreaking way that leads to a whole new way of thinking. Can we set up a brainstorming “factory” to manufacture generative ideas like Andy Warhol’s Factory manufactured art, or the inventions from the Xerox PARC innovation factory? http://wp.me/p131hL-1z

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About Me

My passion for continuous improvement and learning has motivated me through three college degrees; a B.A. in Philosophy, a B.S in Industrial Technology, and an MBA. I’m at Brazen for the opportunity to build and improve a social network. My goals at Brazen are to transition from the academic style of writing I learned in college into a more informal and conversational style. Other goals are to upgrade my social resume, make some mutually rewarding network connections, ask a few stimulating questions that inspire discussions and show what my network can do.