Researchers Revisit Edison's Method of Generating Olympic Level Ideas via Unique New Corporat...( Few know that ...),Health

Few know that Thomas Edison deliberately mined his unconscious for patent development ideas, taking his famous naps while holding a brick. As the brick fell, he woke with new insights, leading to 1093 U.S. patents. Drawing on three degrees in psychology and forty years experience with the unconscious and dreams, author Stase Michaels maps the unconscious for researchers and provides them with techniques to access it. During her four day seminar, "Your 24/7 Silent Partner," she tells participants how breakthrough insights happen regularly and can be achieved as easily as learning to drive. Using personally developed techniques, she demonstrates how to present a problem to the unconscious for selective problem solving and generate successful patent-producing insights.

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 25, 2008 -- Fast Track to Technological Advances & Cure for the Common Cold
Can harnessing the unconscious make the difference to finding a cure for the common cold, establishing cheap fuel sources, and visionary technological advances? Author, college teacher, and seminar leader Stase Michaels draws on three degrees in psychology and forty years experience with the unconscious and dreams to assert that it can. In her one-of-a-kind corporate seminar on how to mobilize the unconscious, she cites inventors, scientists and businessmen who have achieved breakthrough advances with this approach and the fact that it happens regularly, whether or not one pays attention.

The Seminar that Converts the Unconscious into a 24/7 Research Lab
Michaels explains: "Communications from the unconscious can appear as a spontaneous new idea while awake. More often, solutions are transmitted while asleep when the mind is unhampered by daily distractions. The unconscious generates insights 24/7 and uses dreams as a main bridge to the waking mind. Dreams are the only link to awareness, during sleep.&
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