This Infographic Lists Creativity Killers & Ways to Have a Creative Mindset
Alyson Wyers — April 8, 2015 — Art & Design
References: entrepreneur & designtaxi
This do and don't list covers creativity killers that are stopping you from reaching your full, creative potential. From Entrepreneur Magazine, the infographic 'Ready, Set, Innovate: Do This, Don't Do That' lists eight ways you are harming your creativity and how to counteract these behaviors. The chart also encourages people to adapt an innovative mindset by encouraging you to embrace new solutions and ideas.
Staying up all night and arguing are both creativity killers. The infographic suggests meditating, being a sponge, trusting yourself, modelling the greats, and borrowing the 'yes, and ...' philosophy from improv instead of saying "that never works." It also recommends inspiration drills such as listing trigger words, finding the worst idea and letting go.
Staying up all night and arguing are both creativity killers. The infographic suggests meditating, being a sponge, trusting yourself, modelling the greats, and borrowing the 'yes, and ...' philosophy from improv instead of saying "that never works." It also recommends inspiration drills such as listing trigger words, finding the worst idea and letting go.
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Industry Implications
1. Education - Incorporate creativity workshops and training programs to eliminate creativity killers and foster an innovative mindset among students.
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