Archive for the ‘Science of Creativity’ Category
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Creative Thinkers
To my record, no one has yet devised a satisfactory way to measure creativity. We are all aware that creative potential and intelligence is responsible for scholastic excellence and success outside the realm of formal education. With that noted, I have made a list of traits that I believe Creative Thinkers carry in [...]
Passion is the Ultimate Creativity
I recently had a discussion with a close friend of mine in regards to passion and career. She has chosen a new path in life in relation to her career, and along the way she frequently receives negative criticism as to why she choose it. If that isn’t enough already, she receives further criticism on [...]
10 Greatest Mistakes While Brainstorming
10 greatest mistakes people make while in a brainstorming session.
Leading a Brainstorming session as a group/team is a great way to bounce ideas. But how many people do you need to involve, and when is it to many people? For starters, brainstorming sessions I have been apart of have been as few as one other [...]
Visual Literacy – Expand Your Creativity
Our culture is extremely visual. Everything from TV, advertising, movies, magazines, architecture, interior design, video games, im sure you get the point…
Visual Literacy is defined “as the ability to understand communications composed of visual images as well as being able to use visual imagery to communicate to others.”
In order to become visually literate, one must [...]
Creativity Stops Where You End It!
Creativity is endless, to any magnitude you desire. Many times creative thoughts are triggered from nothing more than a sudden breath of inspiration. Creativity is triggered when you are out to find the problem, and don’t call it a quits till it is solved. Often time’s people settle. A few weeks go by, and the [...]