Update to this previous post about Creativity and Personal Mastery by Dr. Rao:
Looks like people who want to take this course have another choice … London Business School, according to this article from the Times.
To quote …
“Yet afterwards I started to challenge my assumptions and look at career paths in a different way. I changed my approach to career search. Every application that I submitted after the course got me through to the final round.” Asbjornsson now works in London for Marakon Associates, the management consultants.
Asbjornsson is a CPM alum.
If you read the entire Times article, you will understand why imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
On a personal note: I’ve not been keeping up the excecises taught in this course. And I can feel the difference, falling back into the pre-course rut. Gotta get back on track.
20 Oct 2005 at 2:09 pm
I dont get it: why is imitation the best form of flattery
10 Nov 2005 at 1:06 pm
Something you might be interested to know – the CPM course at the London Business School is actually not an imitation, as Prof. Rao is actually IN LONDON, ON CAMPUS, delivering the course HIMSELF! Just hope CPM will become a permanent feature here as I think it would be just so much more interesting doing it in London.