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Daydreams at Work: Wake Up Your Creative Powers

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Daydreams at work is a thoughtful, well-researched read that examines the nature of daydreams as a window to the creative wellspring that lurks beneath the surface of our limited consciousness. This is a fascinating topic and a singular effort on the subject of daydreams. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating dimension of life!

This book really inspires creativity and success! I really love knowing that I can use my daydreams to brainstorm ideas and find new paths to my goals. "Daydreams at Work" is an entertaining read, full of success stories and information about daydreams and the power they hold. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, regardless of their job or interests. It really proves that daydreaming can benefit anyone from the office to everyday life. Very well written--definitely worth buying!

I found this book to be very enlightening and well written. The author makes her subject of daydreams and their usefulness both accessible for practical work applications but also enjoyable to contemplate.

For anyone who has ever had imaginative thoughts and or daydreams this book is a great way to put your brain power to positive use in the workplace and for your general success and empowerment. This is a must read in these tough times !

I found Daydreams at Work to be an insightful and stimulating book. Amy Fries has opened our eyes to the powerful and creative effects of daydreaming. I daydream often and have used many of the ideas that come from this both at home and work. Recently I held a meeting at work and challenged the team to use the power of their daydreams to come up with concepts to promote a new technology. I would encourage everyone to disregard the negative stereo types surrounding daydreaming and read this terrific book to help you get the most out of your daydreams.

Finally something that reaffirms what I believed but kind of felt bad about doing--daydreaming at work. I felt like a slacker even though I often would jot down ideas or remember things that would help with a current project after taking a mental break. Glad to know that I'm not alone-- that I can be productive and even perhaps more healthy by de-stressing through daydreams.

I was really impressed by the amount of research presented here as well as the personal anecdotes that made it all very real, very relatable. All in all a fun and informative read. Any good boss worth their weight in TPS reports should hand copies out to their employees.

Daydreams At Work: Wake Up Your Creative Powers by Amy Fries is the book for anyone who wants to tap into their creative or meditative powers. Amy takes the guilt out of being a day-dreamer (How many of us have been told to get up and do something productive?) by making the reader realize that daydream time can be the most productive of all because it is where ideas are born and mature. Artists, musicians, writers, inventors, discoverers, and all the people who have changed the world are inspired by daydreams. And the author tells you how to encourage your best daydreams, how companies have achieved great success by allowing dream-time for their employees, and how you can make your daydreams come into fruitful reality. This book is a tool to making your dreams become reality and to achieving a totally fulfilling life, reaching your imagined potential. Get it today

Did you ever dream that you would get credit for daydreaming? Amy Fries' book "Daydreams at Work" releases us from the guilt of "woolgathering" and tells us that we are really working. Her well written and well researched book reveals to us the secret that creative ideas come from letting the mind wander into new, unstructured territory. Her examples of ideas born in daydreaming inspire us to do the same. The book is interesting and fun and invites us to join the family of creative minds.