Posts Tagged ‘Science of Creativity’
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 [...]
Rejection & The Voice In The Back Of Your Head
This post is going to require that I talk about myself first. I know that is a bit unusual for Invent Creativity, however the story is relevant to the discussion. Have you ever sat down to figure something out on the fly? As you start to think a sudden voice pops into your head and [...]
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 [...]
The Importance of Creativity
Creativity isn’t just about coming up with the next best idea. Creativity is the consistent forefront in our culture today. This is the driving factor in our global economy and essential to free enterprise. The art of creativity has enabled many brands to carry distinction over time. Without such titles, a consumer would not know [...]