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7 TENETS OF CREATIVE THINKING

Michael Michalko

In school, we learn about geniuses and their ideas, but how did they get those ideas? What are the mental processes, attitudes, work habits, behaviors, and beliefs that enable creative geniuses to view the same things as the rest of us, yet see something different? You Are Creative. 2 Creative Thinking Is Work.

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Ten Ways to Develop Logical Thinking, Ten Ways to Develop Lateral Thinking

Destination Innovation

Learn problem analysis methods such as six sigma and why, why. Learn critical path methods. Read a random book or magazine. Here are ten ways to develop your logical thinking skills. Play chess. Solve soduko puzzles. Make lists, analyse your work, break it down into smaller tasks. Study Mathematics. Study German or Latin.

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TOP TEN TIPS FOR CREATIVITY

Michael Michalko

Creativity special: Ten top tips Tom Ward senior research fellow in the Center for Creative Media at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, and editor of the Journal of Creative Behavior “Merge two previously separate concepts that are in conflict with one another. Listen carefully and pay close attention.

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Curiosity: The Key to Creativity and Innovation

Idea to Value

Their expertise grows as they actualize their curiosity by developing a love of learning. First, find and remove what gets in the way of your curious mind by: Being humble enough to continuously learn from others and the world, and putting humility and learning before your ego. Fueled by curiosity, they ask crazy questions.

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Accelerate Innovation — With Experiential Learning

Gregg Fraley

Experiential Learning Accelerates Innovation. New Study: Drawing is the Fastest, Most Effective Way to Learn. I read with interest an article stating that drawing accelerates learning. Using experiential learning tools like drawing isn’t really new in innovation process. Magazine by Jessica Stillman.

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Artificial creativity (A.C.): Can a computer be creative? It’s scarily close

Idea to Value

In 2013, I wrote a breakthrough article on the nascent examples of computers beginning to generate ideas in a way similar to human creativity. Here I revisit the article with all-new evidence showing how close we are to artificial creativity. Machine Learning. Over the passing years, this ability has grown by leaps and bounds.

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Creative Quickies – A Vital New Product Development Question to Ask

BrainZooming

There are soooooooooooooo many ways to generate creative ideas. Since the idea worked, however, we’re running with the concept and resurrecting a feature name we haven’t used for quite some time: Creative Quickies. Learn all about how Mike Brown’s workshops on creating strategic impact can boost your success!