Creativity. The single word that has constantly mystified man. It is not something we can touch or capture, yet we all understand what it is and how it has shaped everything throughout human history.
So what exactly is this mysterious force, what it is to feel creative?
Throughout centuries of history we believed creativity to be a rare gift seen only in small groups of elite individuals such as artist, musicians, actors, craftsman, architects and engineers.
During my educational stay in Italy in 1992, I spent my time off helping my uncle start his antique shop. I had never paid much attention to the idea of antique collecting or even appreciated it prior to my time spent helping with his venture. As we traveled through towns, province …show more content…
I would like to dispel this belief that anyone, anywhere cannot be creative. It is simply not that exact; everyone has the potential to be creative in many different ways. Embracing the awareness that creativity does live within all of us, if we allow it to flow freely, randomly, letting your mind wonder is the key. Simply restructuring the way we look at the challenge and seeing things as an opportunity to develop the idea, while making the connection with two or more seemingly unrelated things come together in a unique design is what makes us evolutionary …show more content…
The client then is able too share their story about their creative journey and how they felt inspired, the sensation of giving way to an idea and watching it grow into a reflection of there personality.
For the longest time Creativity was an enigma beyond the reach of science, but now we clearly know that it takes creativity to solve problems. It’s an aspect of human intelligence. Creativity is everywhere and in the past few decades there have been a number of studies exploring the human brain and what makes one highly creative person different than the least creative person. They found that over 40 different brain areas light up like a Christmas tree during the creative process. There is no left or right side dominance as we once thought to be the case.
How willing are you to take a creative adventure, take the leap of faith? Anyone can be creative, you just need to nurture your creativity, practice letting your mind wonder, explore and approach problems in unique ways. You will discover creativity is not limited to artists or artsy things, it is a part of all aspects of our
So what exactly is this mysterious force, what it is to feel creative?
Throughout centuries of history we believed creativity to be a rare gift seen only in small groups of elite individuals such as artist, musicians, actors, craftsman, architects and engineers.
During my educational stay in Italy in 1992, I spent my time off helping my uncle start his antique shop. I had never paid much attention to the idea of antique collecting or even appreciated it prior to my time spent helping with his venture. As we traveled through towns, province …show more content…
I would like to dispel this belief that anyone, anywhere cannot be creative. It is simply not that exact; everyone has the potential to be creative in many different ways. Embracing the awareness that creativity does live within all of us, if we allow it to flow freely, randomly, letting your mind wonder is the key. Simply restructuring the way we look at the challenge and seeing things as an opportunity to develop the idea, while making the connection with two or more seemingly unrelated things come together in a unique design is what makes us evolutionary …show more content…
The client then is able too share their story about their creative journey and how they felt inspired, the sensation of giving way to an idea and watching it grow into a reflection of there personality.
For the longest time Creativity was an enigma beyond the reach of science, but now we clearly know that it takes creativity to solve problems. It’s an aspect of human intelligence. Creativity is everywhere and in the past few decades there have been a number of studies exploring the human brain and what makes one highly creative person different than the least creative person. They found that over 40 different brain areas light up like a Christmas tree during the creative process. There is no left or right side dominance as we once thought to be the case.
How willing are you to take a creative adventure, take the leap of faith? Anyone can be creative, you just need to nurture your creativity, practice letting your mind wonder, explore and approach problems in unique ways. You will discover creativity is not limited to artists or artsy things, it is a part of all aspects of our