The right side of the brain and the birding by impression



Works of Dunne, Karlson, Rosselet, Blomdhal, Breife, Holstrom and Jodra confirm the great performances and achievements of the conscious ID by impression, although the development of this technology for its learning is an exclusive responsibility of the author of this book. Karlson, observer by plumage at the start of his career, now expert in identification by impression, says: “after using this ID approach for several years, we have found our field skills increasing dramatically” (Karlson and Rosselet, 2015). Karlson discovered that his skills as a bird-watcher in the field multiplied through identifying by impression.

Additionally, the impact of right side of the brain learning gains daily support in many other professional fields; learning to write, drawing and even golf, among others, have developed learning technologies that involve the right side of the brain.

Impression, the right side of the brain, wins. Daniel H Pink (2016), an expert in the field of motivation in work, ensures that "the future belongs to the right hemisphere. We have reached a point where systematization, computation and automation are transformed to give way to new competencies known as high concept: this is where intuition, creativity, empathy and the right side are integrated, that characterises good leaders: visionary, intuitive and very able to see in perspective, never in an atomised, biased or reductionist way. Reflection is considered, as well as creation of a good social climate. In turn, excellence is sought as well as fostering that conscious and innovative spirit that will undoubtedly be the key to the future. You just have to believe enough in yourself so that sooner or later the world will discover everything that can offer that look that understands life from the heart and through the right hemisphere".

English book in Amazon:   https://www.amazon.com/dp/1981629378/
Spanish book in Amazon:   https://www.amazon.com/dp/1978245297/

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