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#1548 04/13/05 09:18 AM
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Would calling up more than one genius in a borrowed genius exercise be useful? Like calling up opposing academics at the same time to have a debate.

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#1549 04/13/05 09:30 AM
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yes thats cool.. i do the same thing, with a host off people, and we all sit round a big round table. the real good thing is you can choose how they dress, so you can have a dress code, and you can invite anyone, like your boss, and you can have him or her, not meet the drees code, and have them waiting out side, your meeting of greate minds, loads of fun, you can even build a mind mansion, a games room where you have the best players, in the world, playing, have a running track, and have the best runners in the world coaching you, etc etc etc..

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In Borrowed Genius you want to be clear what genius you're borrowing. Draw them up in separate Borrowed Genius sessions. Do them one at a time.


Build rather than trying to get it all at once.

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#1551 04/17/05 03:43 AM
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Read Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. It references having a council of people that will help you with your goal. This exercise is very similar to borrowed genius.






#1552 04/17/05 06:26 AM
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Actually no it's not similar to borrowed. In the council you never step into their bodies to be them and experience their behaviours, actions or way of thinking you only ask them for their thoughts and advise. You call them in as mentors.

In Borrowed Genius you actually step into the body to learn their style first hand. To try and be them all at the same time is not going to create a clear distinction of what that Genius does that works so uniquely well for that genius.

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