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If you ever feel tempted to try some weight-reducing, hair-growing, virility boosting, get-rich-quick, cure all, keep in mind McCoy's quick quack profile: "They make promises that seem to good to be true, and don't want you check with other sources and to get a second opinion. And if they offer information that seems unbelievable such as some magic thing will occur to you, which you know is against your better judgment." So much for quacks. What about sincere creative thinkers who spend their lives on dreams that go nowhere? How do we keep our own intuition from going off the deep end? "Well," Robert says, "you have to test the waters carefully. You have to do some research saying is this so or not? But I think the most useful thing is to have a trusted friend. Share these intuitive ideas, maybe enrich them, and get some encouragement or some suggestions and maybe think twice about this." In other words your right brain depends on good solid information from the left. And we know the left brain won't work unless the right brain works. |
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Don't take my word for it. Dig deeper. |
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