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The Bookshelf Poem


The Artist's way is to
Show your work and
Start with why or 
A more beautiful question.
The art of noticing invites you to embrace
Paradoxical thinking, and 
Stillness is the key to practising
Essentialism: prioritizing your life around what truly matters.
If you think like a futurist, 
A 4-hour work week is enough,
Especially if you could master fifty proven ways to be persuasive.
Changing on the job will guide you to a new working identity.
All transformation is a question of willingness and
Mindset.
Compile your own little book of talent
And cultivate a new growth mindset. 
Gamestorming can be your path towards learning by
Leading from an emerging future with other
Rebels at work.
Cause rebels are the very salt of the earth
They never eat alone, nor do they think about what others do.
They are the business model generation with a
Value proposition design for the 
New business model "You".
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The bookshelf poem was written according to the rules below. It is a playful attempt to integrate titles into a short coherent poetic feature. It was intriguing to observe how the concepts respond to each other, when placed in a new context and used as elements of a personal narrative.

Rules:
1. Keep the order of titles intact
2. Write it either in rhyme or in rhythm



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