FROM DILIP MUKERJEA

"Genius is in-born, may it never be still-born."

"Oysters, irritated by grains of sand, give birth to pearls. Brains, irritated by curiosity, give birth to ideas."

"Brainpower is the bridge to the future; it is what transports you from wishful thinking to willful doing."

"Unless you keep learning & growing, the status quo has no status."

Thursday, July 8, 2010

COME ON, GENIUSES! LET'S MOVE ON AND DO THE "I Like To Move It, Move It..."


If you had enjoyed watching the two 'MADAGASCAR' movies from DreamWorks SKG like I did - not once, but many times -, you will recall the fabulous dance routine with the hip song 'I Like to Move It, Move It!'.


[Readers can go to this link to watch the movie clip of the fabulous dance routine in the first 'MAGADASCAR' movie, & listen to the hip song.

For the fabulous dance/hip song routine - with a different twist to "I Like to move it, move it..." - in the second movie, 'MADAGASCAR: ESCAPE 2 AFRICA, please go to this link.]

By a stroke of creative juxtaposition, at least from the visual perspective, I thought that the above ragtag group of cartoon characters [originally illustrated in 'Unleashing Genius with the World Most Powerful Learning Systems'] by Dilip Mukerjea would just fit as an appropriate parody.

Nonetheless, as a gentle reminder - in fact Dilip Mukerjea has often asserted in his writings -, 'Movement is Essential to Efficient Brain Usage'.

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