Talking about creativity
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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people sometimes have an overblown or cynical view of creativity. They think it's about being wildly original or making things that have never bean imagined before or somehow being a mad genius of some kind. It's no really so. Creativity is about finding answers to questions. When you don't have a rule book to go by, it's about being able to respond to the unexpected. It's about finding your way rather than following someone else's way. Creativity is about responding to life in the most appropriate way you can. When life continually throws the unexpected at you, you might be trying to create something that no one has ever imagined. Oh, perhaps you just trying to find your own authentic way of doing what many others have done before you both require creative engagement with the world around You both required the ability to discover your next step rather than just following the steps someone else has laid out. It's not so much about being creative. The nature of your creativity depends on what you're trying to achieve, and I'm gonna outline 12 points that are primarily about creating conditions for creativity. The aim is to help you every time he gets stuck toe, open up the flow of imagination, lateral thinking and responsiveness. This isn't something you do once and then forget whenever you are sitting down to a planning session or a brainstorming session or a dreaming session, work with some or all of these pointers to help you enter a more creative, less linear way off thinking on responding.