Articles helping you increase your creativity
It is said that the brain is divided into two hemispheres, the left and the right. Creative thinking, also known as lateral thinking, is the use of the right side of the brain to get ideas. But the right brain alone is not involved in the process of getting ideas. Ideas are based on information gathered and stored in the left-brain through learning.
What do Thomas Edison, J. D. Rockefeller and Bill Gates have in common?
There are various sources of ideas available to the average entrepreneur.
These sources include:
Spirals have inspired artists for ages, first appearing in megalithic art in the form of petroglyphs. Spirals have symbolized the sun, growth, evolution, hypnosis, and the universe. In nature, spirals can be found everywhere-perhaps the source of ancient inspiration-and are usually described as whorls when found in plants and animals. In mathematics, “a spiral is a curve which emanates from a central point, getting progressively farther away as it revolves around the point” (wikipedia.org).
In these days of competition, creativity is essential to anybody to excel in their professional life. Creativity will give you edge over others. It enhances your image and saleability among the crowd. Many organizations are encouraging creative people with incentives and perks. Many feel that they do not have creativity to excel in their professional life. They always feel that why they could not think like others. They could not identify and explore their creativity. They always compare themselves with others and think that creativity is not their cup of tea. If you wish to become creative in your workplace, try to follow the following action plan.
