Educative Success Story: Creative Visualization Tom Watson Visualized IBM First, Then Built It       Tom Watson, the founder of IBM, once described his secret to the unbelievable success he helped to create. The IBM you see today began from one simple technique. It is something you and I can do at any place and time. The same method Tom Watson used to grow IBM into a billion-dollar enterprise is available to you. Tow Watson saw the full picture in his mind. Before his company began operating, he knew exactly what it would look like when it was complete. The picture in his mind was as vivid and clear as the words you see on the screen in front of you.       He could see the offices, the machines, the employees working busily accomplishing goals and setting new standards. He could see the satisfied customers as they shook hands with his associates. Tom Watson could see the office he would work from making vital decisions to help his dream progress.       Tom Watson knew exactly what he was going to create. It was already real to him, he simply had to show the rest of the world what was in his mind. And it all began as a picture, a visualization.   Turning a Dream Into Reality 3 Principles and the Monty Story   A man to carry on a successful business must have imagination. He must see things as in a vision, a dream of the whole thing. Charles Schwab You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backward for the design and the technology. Steve Jobs Apple Innompic Games is a mega-innovation that turns the Earth to a Planet of Loving Creators. To turn this vision to a reality, I  design the Innompics holistically. VadiK Inventor Author Founder   Great Achiever: 8 Winning Habits See the Full Picture Disney Creativity Strategy The Power of Creative Visualization in Sports High-Growth Venture: 10 Keys to Success 9 Maxims of Venturing HIGHERsight See father by 'standing on the shoulder of giants' HIGHERsight vs. Insight