Rene Deceuninck explains the incubation period, a psychological concept from Graham Wallas, that happens before major change. He urges you to prepare now, improve how you communicate, and hints at mind-reading techniques to get ready.
Hi, incubation refers to the unconscious processing of problems when they are set aside for a period of time, and it was originally proposed by Graham Wallas in 1926, 6 years before he died aged 74. Now listen, suddenly a disease manifests itself, or a major national political decision is made, or even a pandemic that turns the world upside down brings change to most of population. The incubation period is that time before everything is going well, where no one takes big initiatives or implements change. It's that time just before something changes. Do you know the saying, "A prepared person is worth a thousand"? Now prepare before someone else does it for you, right? Take the lead and be ahead of anyone who decides to wait. Have you ever wondered how you could communicate in a different way to achieve much better results? Now, did you know you can actually read someone's mind before one word is spoken? I look forward to speaking with you. All information is available in my bio. Ciao!
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