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12 asja, Mida Teile Koolis Loova mõtlemise Kohta Ei õpetatud

1. Oled loominguline . Kunstnik ei ole eriline inimene, igaüks meist on eriline kunstnik. Igaüks meist on sündinud loova, spontaanse mõtlejana. Ainus erinevus loovate inimeste ja mitteloovate inimeste vahel on lihtne usk. Loomingulised inimesed usuvad, et nad on loovad. Inimesed, kes usuvad, et nad ei ole loovad, ei ole seda. Kui teil on enda kohta konkreetne identiteet ja uskumused, hakkate teid huvitama oma identiteedi ja veendumuste väljendamiseks vajalike oskuste otsimine. See on põhjus, miks inimesed, kes usuvad, et nad on loovad, muutuvad loovaks. Kui arvate, et te ei ole loov, siis pole vaja õppida loovaks saama ja te ei tee seda. Reaalsus on see, et usk, et sa ei ole loov, vabandab sind millegi uue proovimiseks või katsetamiseks. Kui keegi ütleb teile, et ta ei ole loov, räägite kellegagi, kellel pole huvi ja kes ei pinguta, et olla loov mõtleja.

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lulu Mar 6, 2014

Nikola Tesla is not even mentioned in this article...disappointed.

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Scout Collette Mar 2, 2014

Nikolas Tesla had awesome ideas too. Wish he was still around.

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tabra Mar 2, 2014

In my experience, many of the people I know who say that they are not creative were embarrassed by someone at some point--often when they were young--for deigning to step out of their box. So when they look at 'creativity' which is complex, mysterious and uncertain they shut down. They see something hard and likely to get their heart smashed. Sometimes a little nurturing and some small steps is all it takes to bring creativity back for people.

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Bassadelic.com Aug 6, 2012

I was very inspired and intrigued by point # 5.. I wonder if you could recommend any further reading on this topic? I would love to "acasually imagine" good things for myself.. I don't understand much about this though.

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TannazKhoshahval Jan 21, 2012

thanks a million for the great article. I got great information. it works for me!

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Linda Jan 18, 2012

I had a different interpretation regarding "mental disorder". To paraphrase the authors words: A person must see unexpected connections in things but not necessarily have a mental disorder.

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Vanessa Jan 18, 2012

I disagree that you must not have a mental disorder to create. In fact, many of the great creatives I know have a mental disorder (or three) - sometimes that actually allows them to get outside of themselves in a quicker fashion than those that do not. However, I really like the bulk of this article - thank you for posting it.

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Shelby-miracles Jan 18, 2012

Thinking creatively is built into everyone; all that's needed is to wake up to the power and use it. Let go of old beliefs of fear and negativity and open up to the Love Energy that is always flowing outward and upward, to inspire and co-create with Spirit. Be that co-creator and pass along that creative energy of Love as it may express through you: service, art, music, dance, poetry, prose, prayer & meditation, healing touch, etc. etc. !!