MONTGOMERY, Ala./EWORLDWIRE/Feb. 6, 2006 --- The International Academy of Genius for the first time reveals the story behind the breakthrough discovery of The Most Creative Man in the World, as told by a talented young researcher, Suzanna Ramos from Singapore.
Below are excerpts of Ramos' article.
"My long search for the most powerful methods of increasing creativity surfaced a nagging question in my mind, Is there such a person who would be literally considered the most creative mind in the world? When an Internet search led me to the most creative man in Silicon Valley, I found that expression was used metaphorically. And then it clicked...Aha."
"The person that fits the bill happens to be someone that I have seen many times in action saving geniuses in Singapore. It's Dr. Andrei Aleinikov, the discoverer of MegaCreativity and the author of the bestseller on MegaCreativity. He teaches how to generate 1,000,000 times more ideas per minute than an ordinary person. That is really the most creative man in the world."
"Dr. Aleinikov who was called 'the MegaCreativity Man' (by Dr. E. Paul Torrance) and 'the world's leading expert on MegaCreativity' (by Dr. K. Neethling) actually must be titled 'The Most Creative Man in the World.' He found the path to incredible growth of creativity and is the discoverer of the new continent of unlimited creativity."
To read the full article, visit www.academyofgenius.com/site/bio/suzanna/article2006.html. For Ramos' follow-up article on 13 saved geniuses in Singapore, for her master's thesis or for an interview email suzannaramos@gmail.com.
About Suzanna Ramos
Suzanna Ramos is editor of Breakthrough magazine. An educator for over 20 years, Ramos holds a Master's Degree in Creativity Studies and Change Leadership from the State University of New York, Buffalo State College. She received the President's Medal for Outstanding Graduate Student 2005. She is also listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 2005. Her master's thesis on cross-cultural perspectives on creativity has been nominated for Outstanding Master's Thesis Award 2006.
In 2002, after being trained in Genius Education Methodology (GEM), she became a leading GEM specialist in Singapore. She is the co-founder of the Singapore International Affiliate, American Creativity Association. She is currently a Head of Department of Humanities in a secondary school.
About International Academy of Genius(TM)
Founded in 1995, the Academy's mission is saving geniuses globally. With its headquarters in the United States, the Academy has affiliations in Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa and Thailand. It employs Geniusology, the science of genius and Genius Education Methodology (GEM) to accelerate learning and teaching dramatically.
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