Defines creativity as making new connections between old ideas or recognizing relationships between concepts.
Outlines the five steps of the creative process: Gather new material, Thoroughly work over the materials in your mind, Step away from the problem, Let your idea return to you, Shape and develop your idea based on feedback.
Discusses the notion that creativity can be learned and nurtured.
Highlights three lessons on creativity from famous creators: Anthony Trollope’s routine, Dr. Seuss’s strategy, and Markus Zusak’s work ethic.
Provides steps on how to be creative, including giving oneself permission to create junk, creating on a schedule, finishing something, stopping self-judgment, and holding oneself accountable.
Emphasizes the importance of persistence and practice in finding one’s creative genius.
I usually just let myself go wild and it’s more an exercise in generating ideas than an actual finished product. I think when you kill an idea too early or you don’t let yourself explore/ become too critical with it, you often miss the hidden gems.
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Creating junk is my favorite :P
I usually just let myself go wild and it’s more an exercise in generating ideas than an actual finished product. I think when you kill an idea too early or you don’t let yourself explore/ become too critical with it, you often miss the hidden gems.