Today, July 10th , we continue the discussion for the Beyond Busy Global Monthly Book Club’s fourth book.
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And without further ado, let’s keep the discussion of Imagine: How Creativity Works by Johah Lehrer going.
I was intrigued by one of the comments in yesterday’s discussion by book club member Lynne Spreen. She commented,”There’s a part on page 68 that explains how the brain, having finally understood something, is changed forever. And I felt kind of emotional, reading this. It seemed so beautiful, almost holy. To think that this is what our beautiful brains are laboring to achieve, and that such growth and development is possible! Made me feel like I was witnessing creation.”
I will share a few notes from the book that jumped out for me in the comments.
In the meantime, if you did any highlighting or underlining, feel free to share a few favorites in the comments below with or without your remarks.
Try to jump around the book a bit so we get a range of ideas.
