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I created this blog to raise awareness on the book I will
publish later this year entitled “Think Outside the Word.” Please read and
enjoy the small snippet from my book.
Think Outside the Word is more than a
book title; it is a way of life for many prominent creative professionals. You
can likely visual an instance in which you thought outside the word, because it
is as simple as engaging in your imagination. Your investment in this visual
expedition full of imagery and exclusive industry content is evidence of your
desire to develop and exploit the power of your brain through exercising the
inherent creativity you were born with. Often, the transition from child to
adult leads to lost creativity, frightening, though true. Consider the
imagination as you would think of your most treasured limb. If you were to
break this limb, you would wear a cast for months, and once it was removed, the
healed limb would be weak and stiff because of months of inactivity. There is a
bright side, though. After physical therapy, the beloved limb will function
close to 100%. The preceding process holds true for the imagination. A
prevalent number of successful people in various industries and diverse roles
achieved their goal by harnessing their creativity and becoming known as the
person that people rely on for winning ideas. No matter your profession,
background, or experience, this book will add value to your life.
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Next, we would
visit Prague. Prague is a beautiful city with cobblestone streets. I learned so
much about Czech culture and business practices during this visit. We dropped
our things off in our rooms and had lunch. Then, we visited our first business,
the Czech National Bank. The speaker provided a wealth of knowledge about the
financial structure of the Czech Republic.
Czech National Bank Entrance
Our second visit would be to a newspaper, MF Dnes. Our speaker was very open and
informed about the state of the newspaper industry in Prague. He answered questions
before giving us a tour of the building. It was good to visit a media business.
MF Dnes
Czech culture is
rich and full of defining moments; our coordinator was extremely knowledgeable
about Czech history. We enjoyed a guided tour of Prague’s old town, and the
architecture was beautiful. We saw the astronomical clock in the old town
square, which is an event that many people huddle around to see.
We visited the Terezin
concentration camps, which was a life altering experience. It was a glimpse
into a tragic part of humanities’ history, but I know that there is value in
learning about all aspects of a country’s history in our global economy.
We had one last
class and a going away dinner; it was an enjoyable night. We were able to relax
and reflect on our dynamic educational experience. The next day, we flew back
home to our respective cities.
My overall
impression of the trip was positive. We had two professionally accomplished
professors teaching our course. The entire group seemed to benefit greatly from
the experience. I am glad to have been a part of the first Keller students to
study abroad. I definitely grew professionally and personally.
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This is a book review of Fading Empires, Volume I by Ian Kane. I
am writing this book review because I enjoy anything and everything science
fiction or fantasy. Additionally, I like to promote the work of creative
professionals. I would like to start this post by thanking Ian for granting me
permission to review his book. Thank you very much, Ian.
I always find it important to try
something new and to constantly reinvent myself. I tried reading a new author,
Ian Kane, and found he had a different approach to science fiction. It seems
appropriate that he have a fresh approach to a well-defined genre. Ian, thank
you for sharing your perspective on science fiction through your book.
Ian seems to be an ambitious writer
because he has three volumes. For more on Ian and his books please click on the
link below.
I owe you one more study abroad post, which is Prague. I will have it available by the end of this week. Until then please view the footage I have of Terezin below.