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Continually looking for new and better ways to help clients
succeed, Charlie became interested in noted psychiatrist
Carl Jung and his work on psychological types. Jung viewed
the unconscious as a deep, mysterious and irrational
foundation of one's personality. He believed to truly
grow and change as individuals, we must learn how to
partner with our unconscious and tap this powerful source
of energy and creativity.
Personally, Charlie started exploring these ideas, using
techniques such as journaling, drawing, poetry writing
and dream recording to delve into his unconscious. He
found these exercises incredibly fruitful. Although
often challenging, the results enabled him to think
more clearly, solve problems more effectively, and set
honest and fulfilling goals. While not traditional, these
exercises were the most effective he had ever used for
fulfilling his leadership potential.
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