Archive for the ‘Creativity’ Category
Twenty-Minute Creative Sprints
On average, the human brain has the capacity to concentrate up to twenty minutes. After that, focus and concentration levels drop forcing our minds to daydreams and other thoughts. I am a large proponent of twenty-minute creative sprints. These sprints allow for agile brainstorming, which ultimately leads to effective problem solving. Here is how it [...]
Creative Fitness Tips To Working Out
Starting your day with a fitness regimen can dramatically increase your ability to concentrate, focus, as well as problem solving. Working out boosts confidence and energy levels that enhance our performance on a daily basis. As our lifestyles change over time, we find working out requires time that may not be easily dispensable to everyone, [...]
Dream Big For Your Next Inspiring Moment
I am a large proponent of dreaming big. If you can size up your dream to something that seems rather impossible then you are truly dreaming. If however your dreams are rather limited and you cannot make yourself dream of the impossible, then you need help. Seriously, start living! Dreaming consciously (day-dreaming) or subconsciously (sleeping) [...]
Creativity In The Classroom
In January 2010, I was asked to teach as an Adjunct Professor at a local community college. My eyes glistened after I learned that I would be interacting with design students teaching them how to effectively design for the web. My Assumptions Students aspiring to reach a creative occupation surely have a heightened sense of [...]
Creative Thinking Technique – Freedom
Children are great examples of creative imaginations. Children think, grow, and imagine endless possibilities. They don’t view from a logical perspective, nor do they place boundaries and limitations. They are simply ‘free minded’ and expressive of their imaginations. Such imaginations make us laugh, smile, and enjoy their company. Through such experiences we do not realize [...]