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Sunni Brown (Twitter: @sunnibrown)
www.sunnibrown.com Advice: Outsource the problem to your subconscious.
The verbal, conscious brain forms pretty strong habit patterns. To alter the
thinking paths, to solve really challenging problems, the brain needs to deploy its
diverse functionality—different networks, different parts, different associations.
Once you have the information you need, the foundation for creative thinking is
established, then you can often trust the subconscious to use its untapped
horsepower to provide solutions. Walk away from the problem and trust that

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your deeper mind and body will show up and offer a response.
Sunni Brown is founder of a creative consultancy, an international speaker, co-
author of the bestselling book Gamestorming, and author of Oprah.com's "must-
read" The Doodle Revolution. She was named one of the “100 Most Creative
People in Business” and one of the “10 Most Creative People on Twitter” by
Fast Company.
Howard Brown (Twitter: @HowardBrown)
www.RingDNA.com To me, the secret to time management is actually creating
more time through increased productivity. But that doesn’t mean I have to work
harder. I simply invest one hour a month to research and test new productivity
tools that can automate mundane tasks. We’re lucky to live in a time of
remarkable innovation, so there’s always something new, amazing (and often
free) that can make you at least 1% more productive. The process has been so
effective for me that it inspired me to create my company, RingDNA, which
builds sales acceleration apps that make sales teams more productive.
Whatever your industry is, I encourage you to seek out productivity apps. If you
have routine, repetitive tasks in your life, odds are that someone has invented a
shortcut. If you can find just one or two small solutions each month, you’ll soon
find that you actually have a lot more time to manage.
Howard Brown is a three-time entrepreneur with a proven track record of
success and innovation in marketing, sales, and cloud computing. His passion
for revenue performance optimization through technology was the catalyst for
creating RingDNA.