Ever had a hunch that paid off?
 
In the 1970s, researcher Douglas Dean and engineering professor John Mihalasky performed a series of groundbreaking experiments that finally shed light on the role of intuition and psychic ability in business.
 
They spent ten years studying 385 chief executive officers of U. S. corporations. These CEOs were asked to guess at a 100-digit number that did not exist at the time the guesses were made. Then the number was produced by a computer using random generating techniques. The results were then correlated with the financial reports issued by the executives' corporations. Dean and Mihalasky found that 80 percent of executives whose companies' profits had more than doubled in the past five years had above-average precognitive powers. There is no way these CEOs could have used logic or inference in predicting a string of numbers before the computer had even generated them. They were using premonitions.
 
This rare book gives the full details of these experiments, what they found that works and what doesn't, and their tips on how to effectively use your own intuitive abilities to get ahead in life and business. 
 
290 Pages