Exercises for Boosting Creativity

How can we encourage our own creative spirit? It all started with the question on the table - what will it take to move out of the limiting belief, that we "cannot or are not creative"? Two takeaways: From Heather – control our inner dialog and simply take it out of our vocabulary. This is an approach that can seriously help us all grow in all areas of life as the voices inside our heads have the ability to drive our actions. If we keep telling ourselves we aren't creative, then it must be true. From Kely - "The creative process is full of failure" Creativity is a continuum. Sometimes we’re rich with ideas, and sometimes not so much. Don’t put undo pressure on yourself. "I don't want to share because it's ugly" "What if I write and no one reads it?" But if you're happy with your creation, isn't that all that matters? All the Coffee Chat Resources! Get the live video recording here Get your copy of the chat message box here A list of simple daily habits to boost your creativity Check these out! Elements of creative thought: Investigating the cognitive and neural correlates of association and bi-association processes by Mathias Benedek Podcast on Froebel's Gift Elements of creative thought: Investigating the cognitive and neural correlates of association and bi-association processes All the Books! Orbiting the Giant Hairball by Gordon MacKenzie The Designer's Dictionary of Color by Sean Adams Dangerous Ideas: When Provocative Thinking Is Your Most Valuable Asset by Alf Rehn How to Think Like Leonardo DaVinci by Micheal Gelb The Art of Noticing: 131 Ways to Spark Creativity, Find Inspiration, and Discover Joy in the Everyday Join the conversation You can have an opportunity to be part of the live chat! Sign up here. Support the Learning Rebels Community To contribute and be part of the community, join our Patreon Page here Hire Learning Rebels Visit the Learning Rebels website to learn more about how Learning Rebels can help you reimagine workplace learning. Host: Shannon Tipton