We all know that Einstein was out of the ordinary. Prof. Michael Fitzgerald is psychiatrist and did an analysis of Einstein. The surprising insights shared in this interview give also an idea to business or institutional development. Business as usual will never achieve anything our of ordinary. In times of transformation we need many Einsteins.
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