Ancient Oriental Zen concept is an entirely different view of the world. When most of us to solve problems, we focus on what is, and what to do, not on what is not, and what to stop doing. The author argues that by switching to a Zen point of view, we understand that when it comes to product, service, policy or practice - that can be just as or more powerful than the one that is. It is an introduction to the seven key Zen feelings and their evolution from sketches and inclusion in the arts, architecture and commercial and corporate design. "Hide
by Matthew E May Source: Rotman School of Management, 5 pages. Publication Date: September 1, 2011. Prod. #: ROT148-PDF-ENG
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