Thanks to works like Dr. Hazarika’s it just might be that the corporate world will recognize the practical value of dreams and lead the orthodox world of psychology out of the superstitious middle age into modern problem-solving oriented dreamwork.

Founding President of the Association for The Study of Dreams & Author of Living Your Dreams

In a unique undertaking, Dr. Hazarika has set out to restore the balance between problematic aspects of waking life and this readily available repair mechanism …. Written in a very personal style, Dr. Hazarika’s book is infused with a lively sense of metaphor, as well as illustrative parables and quotes from the folklore and literature of India. All in all a delight to read and much to ponder over.

Former Director, Maimonides Medical Centre N.Y. & author of Working with Dreams

The event- a meeting of high-level corporate managers.
The goal- solving business problems.
The topic- of discussion: the participants’ dreams.

This scenario may sound, implausible but psychologist Anjali Hazarika has conducted dream-sharing workshops in recent years for several hundred executives in diverse sectors of business. This book details her philosophy and methods.

While dreamwork isn’t in the typical business school curriculum, Hazarika’s practical examples of its value in the worksplace suggest perhaps it should be.

Lynne Lamberg is an independent medical journalist, author and editor who specializes in mental health, particularly in sleep and biological rhythms.

Her book marks a departure from the traditional ways of harnessing corporate creativity…For managers, this book should help identify specific practices, skills and disciplines that can tap their creative potential.

Hazarika’s Daring to Dream is a brave attempt to dispel the myth and mystique associated with dreams and bring them into the problem-solving arena of modern-day management……The simplicity of style and clarity of contents, coupled with the earnestness of Hazariks’s conviction make for an extremely interesting read.