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Problem Solving by
Multisensory Immersion
Sensory immersion is deliberate
overstimulation as a
meditative exercise. Immersion can take many forms, depending on
what type of activity a person is performing and what is required to
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Regardless of the type of
immersion,
achieving it can be very
rewarding.
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Make use of all your five
senses. Apply your senses to a
problem and see what comes up.
You may be amazed! Sensory
inputs can bring up memories,
provide new insights into an old
problem, and spark new ideas.
Amazing
Thinker 360
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You may surprise yourself with
new perspectives, understand the
things better, generate
solutions more quickly, and have
more fun.
Daydreaming often works wonders.
Close your eyes and let your
mind wonder.
Spend some time to work through
each of your senses.
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Look
What does the problem look like?
Can you
look at it from different angles
to discover some other
perceptions?
Sound
Learn to listen in many ways.
What does this problem sound
like to you? To your partner? To
your customer?
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Taste
Are there any tastes evoked by
this problem? What if you add
some spices to it?
Smell
What does the problem smell
like? If the smell is
unpleasant, how do people solve
this smell problem?
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