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C r e a t i v e Blocks

C r e a t i v e Blocks. What are. C r e a t i v e Blocks. Creative Blocks probably stopped cave men and women. . They stop artists, inventors, designers, writers for hours, days, weeks, months and sometime for years. Some times your mind is fluid and filled with C r e a t i v e ideas.

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C r e a t i v e Blocks

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  1. CreativeBlocks

  2. What are Creative Blocks

  3. Creative Blocks probably stopped cave men and women.

  4. They stop artists, inventors, designers, writers for hours, days, weeks, months and sometime for years.

  5. Some times your mind is fluid and filled with Creative ideas.

  6. Other times your mind is completely empty or filled like a junk yard.

  7. It is 8:15 am. I’m got to be Creative I am meeting with the client at 10 o’clock.

  8. Mindcamp . can help you learn tools, techniques, exercises & new skills that can help you in any of the sessions you attend.

  9. What are YOUR Creative Blocks

  10. BIG Medium tiny

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  12. Connect these 9 dots w/ 4 or less straight lines…

  13. Classic Answer

  14. One or NO “straight lines” A wide crayon Pour paint on it Spray paint on it Squash paper up Line around world Dip in can of paint Cut dots out & line up Spiral from center out Wide paint roller/brush Fold drawing until overlap Write in cursive “4 straight lines” Possible Solutions 3 lines

  15. Perceptual EmotionalEnvironmentalIntellectualExpressive Other

  16. Perceptual Stereotyping Isolation Viewpoints Saturation Senses Other

  17. Emotional Fear Risk Chaos Judging No Incubation Challenge Other

  18. Environmental Taboos No Humor Reason LB/RB Conflict Tradition Other

  19. Intellectual Inflexibility Correctness Reason/Intuition Other

  20. Perceptual Past Experience Mind Sets Preconceptions Status Security Other

  21. Cultural Pressure to conform Do not ask questions External approval needed Excessive quest for… Certainty Power Meaning Social Relationships Other

  22. 2

  23. RightAnswer

  24. That’s NOT Logical

  25. Follow the RULES

  26. Be Practical

  27. Avoid Ambiguity

  28. To ERR Is HUMAN

  29. Play isFrivolous

  30. That’s NOT My Area

  31. Don’t BE Foolish

  32. I’m NOT Creative

  33. You are creative. 2. Creative thinking is work. . 3. You must go through the motions of being creative. . 4. Your brain is not a computer. . 5. There is no one right answer. . 6. Never stop with your first good idea . 7. Expect the experts to be negative. . 8. Trust your instincts. 9. There is no such thing as failure. 10. You do not see things as they are; you see them as you are. 11. Always approach a problem on its own terms. 12. Learn to think unconventionally. Creativity is paradoxical

  34. You are creative. 2. Creative thinking is work. . 3. You must go through the motions of being creative. . 4. Your brain is not a computer. . 5. There is no one right answer. . 6. Never stop with your first good idea . 7. Expect the experts to be negative. . 8. Trust your instincts. 9. There is no such thing as failure. 10. You do not see things as they are; you see them as you are. 11. Always approach a problem on its own terms. 12. Learn to think unconventionally. Creativity is paradoxical

  35. I am Creative

  36. I am Creative

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