Visual Intelligence: Sharpen Your Perception

“Sharp and unique, this book ought to modify what perusers look like at the world. ” — Kirkus

“This entrancing and delightfully represented book will make you see the world more unmistakably than you ever have some time recently. Furthermore, that clarity will change how you manage the difficulties and openings you confront each day.” — Leonard Mlodinow, creator of Subliminal and The Drunkard’s Walk

What could looking like at Monet’s water lily depictions help spare an organization millions? In what manner can seeing individuals’ footwear thwart a psychological militant assault? By what method can your decision of modifier win a contention, quiet your youngsters, or catch a cheat?

​In her commended class, The Art of Perception, craftsmanship student of history Amy Herman has prepared specialists from many fields to see and impart better. By demonstrating to individuals generally accepted methods to take a gander at pictures, she helps them sharpen their “visual knowledge,” an arrangement of aptitudes we as a whole have yet few of us know how to utilize successfully. She has spent over 10 years instructing specialists to watch patients rather than their outlines, policing officers isolate realities from assessments when researching a wrongdoing, and preparing experts from the FBI, the State Department, Fortune 500 organizations, and the military to perceive the most germane and helpful data. Her lessons highlight much more than the physical items you might miss; they show you how to perceive the abilities, openings, and perils that encompass you consistently.