I just found this fun test which will tell you which part of your brain drives you… 🙂
Just click the link below and have fun!
I just found this fun test which will tell you which part of your brain drives you… 🙂
Just click the link below and have fun!
Just found this “10 of” article about how creatives have a different line of thinking;
most of them evem arised on this blog before…
But I wonder:Â do you recognize some of these ways of thinking in you?
Some of them certainly should be tried…
They only feel like expressing their creative sides on their own terms, not at the request of other people.
But what is normal anyway? Often times creative people feel like normal jobs hamper their ability to grow and develop, as well as express themselves.
Creative people find inspiration even in the little things. They see the world as a canvas and find inspiration in unlikely places.
Even if you aren’t creative, this is a good trait to have. Creative people keep highly active imaginations and often wonder about things big and small.
Everyone fails sometimes, and they know that. But you only truly lose if you don’t get back on the horse.
They’re not fans of being told what to do or when to do it. See #2. They work well alone and walk their own path.
And they often take risks regardless. They love trying new things and feel like uncomfortable, if dangerous situations make them more alive and expands their horizons.
When hurt by someone or some situation, creative people tend to use it to fuel their creative passions and build on it with new energy.
By developing themselves, they develop their creative outlet, whatever it may be.
By daydreaming, they let their imaginations run a little bit wild. No need to question it. It brings in new ideas, helps think about old problems and concepts a little differently, and at the end of it, they may be lead toward more profound conclusions.
10 Things Creative People Do Differently Without Even Thinking About It from Higher Prespective
A wonderful example for the achievements of thinking outside the box
Respect to Kenton Lee and #theshoethatgrows.org team
Tiny things can make a big change! 🙂 Which one will you try first?
If you just starting, or in progress of learning any kind of language, here are some creative hacks to make it more… fun (?) Â from TED’s polyglots
Hope you’ll find it interesting! 🙂
We just found a wonderful talk from voice over talent, Jonathan Tilley about his creative process with good tricks in it…
Hope you’ll enjoy!
Please find a bit belated release of our 5th newsletter on this platform below.
A belated release of our 5th newsletter on this platform.
The semester just started – here’s some inspiring talks by teachers who truly love their work:
Hope you found some useful thoughts!