The Mercury Model by Helyn Connerr (and her book Fish Can't Climb Trees)
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Channel: watkinsbooks · 2016 · Education
‘Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.’ Einstein said it; we know we are all wired differently; let’s take the next step forward. The Mercury Model focuses on mental uniqueness. It easily identifies and accurately describes how individual minds tick. It uncovers our well-hidden mental strengths, improves learning and kick-starts mutually respectful communication with people of all ages, both genders, from any culture, on any topic, in any situation – from classrooms and living rooms, to boardrooms and bar rooms. Helyn Connerr, MSc, no stranger to original research, works at the interface of hard and soft science, mythic and archetypal themes, ancient astrological principles and the New Physics. This book is a breakthrough from an unexpected direction.
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