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Creativity
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An Online Think Tank for Artists; Good or Bad Idea?
Operating an online think thank is a complete study in human psychology, let me tell you they ought to give me a PhD (pile higher and deeper) for this project? What is so fascinating is all the differences in political and religious viewpoints and all the absolutes over belief systems. What I have found is that with Brilliance comes baggage and that the geniuses of the world and yes let me tell, they are indeed plentiful, seem be so diverse that it is almost impossible to define them.
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Tips for Better Brainstorming
The most direct application of creativity is brainstorming. Here are some simple techniques to maximize your brainstorming efforts.
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Seven Powerful Creativity Tools in One - SCAMPER
This article is one in a series of short articles describing practical creativity tools. In fact, it describes Seven Powerful Creativity Tools, that can be used for generating new product or service ideas, for coming up with new and more productive ways for an operational process, or in any other case you need to come up with innovative ideas.
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Creating a Knowledge Society in the Midst of Spies
Is it possible to create strong local economies in the United States where people think for a living rather than manufacture, as we know that we cannot compete in World Markets for labor when other nations are paying $1.50 per day. Even modern robotics must come down quite a ways until that is feasible. Then there is another question we took up recently in the Online Think Tank; Creating a Knowledge Society in the Midst of Spies.
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True Existence
We form these things here. We invent our definitions in this place.
And here, we are all artists.
We are pictures within pictures within pictures ad infinitum, separate yet inter-connected portions of existence, every part exalting the significance and supremacy of the total individual identity, co-existing as multiple gods presiding over the multiple realms we bring to life.
Reach out and touch your true existence.
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Our Creative Imagination has the Power of Transcendence
In the Ode to a Nightingale (Stanza 1): Keats describes his reaction to a nightingale's song while sitting in a garden. So intense is his happiness that it paradoxically produces pain and a dull feeling, and he longs to be united with the bird's song.
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I Love My Raggedy Collection
I never imagined what an impact a simple rag doll would have on my life. It makes me feel good when I am surrounded by something so loving as these two characters.
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Finding Our Inner Artist
Having a creative outlet, such as drawing or painting or writing poetry is of great value emotionally, practically and spiritually, as it helps us develop the right side of our brain, reduces stress, and most importantly, adds tremendously to the quality, joy and passion of our lives.
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Creativity Defaults: How Are You Unknowingly Limiting YOUR Creativity?
What would you say if someone suggested to you that you were greatly limiting your creativity and creative output without realising it, every single time you come to create?
Each time you settle down to create, are your creativity default settings - both internally and externally - set up to enable you to create as easily and freely as possible?
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The Laws of Creativity
Creativity is the process of formulating new ideas and concepts. It is also associated to finding the connection between these thoughts. Looking at creativity from a scientific perspective, creative process (which is also called divergent thought) are said to be original and appropriate.
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Increase Creativity and Achieve Your Creative Goals: Putting Flesh On The Bones Of Hope
The bones of your creative life are the goals, aims and ambitions you have for your creative work and your creative development.
Putting flesh on these bones is where you plan how you're going to get there. It involves simply breaking each creative goal on a timeline into clear steps.
Read on to find out exactly how to apply this to your creative life...
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