“Creativity, it has been said, consists largely of re-arranging what we know in order to find out what we do not know.”
- George Keller
With an initial focus on understanding the mechanism of creativity, together with the fact that it is a tool available to all, this module develops into an entertaining and insightful journey through the various ways to enhance this vital skill.
Meaningful illustrations from real life and case studies from business ensure participants can quickly grasp the key elements and put them into practice immediately.
TOPICS include:
- The difference between Logical and Lateral Thinking
- Creativity - Who has it?
- The concept of "What if?"
- Thinking outside the box
- Three Steps of the Creative Process
- Role of the Subconscious in Creativity
- Perception
- Problem Solving
- Brainstorming
- Mind Maps
- The Importance of Color
OBJECTIVES:
- Know the difference between Logical Thinking and Lateral Thinking and when to apply each
- Know how to develop their own range of creativity skills and how to use those skills to both avoid and solve problems in personal life and in the workplace.
- Have developed an extensive range of analytical skills
- Understand the vital role curiosity plays in the creative process
- Fully understand, and know how to practice, the three-step creativity process
- Know the importance of being in a state of "flow" to achieve best results
ChiLab's Anastasia Mak and Bruce Stinson at the DHL Innovation Centre in Germany - home of some "Big Picture" creativity.