“Clean out a corner of your mind and creativity will instantly fill it. – Dee Hock
Tossed back into the closet collecting dust just might be your creative thinking from your past. Most likely you were given a problem, challenge or difficulty to solve and need to use your creative thinking skills. Besides thinking back to when you used your creativity last and what made you stop stayed on your mind for some time.
If you have an idea, keep it to yourself at first. Use a notebook and write down your thoughts, opinions and ideas about it. When you feel comfortable, ask other people about your idea.
Don’t seek perfection. Most ideas that are generated don’t come out perfect at first. They need to be worked on a little before it can start to be created and produced.
If you fear rejection, judgment, or even uncertainty, maybe your idea needs to be worked on a little. Working in a company that is creative and innovative, there are many people who can work with you to help smooth out the rough edges. They may even give you feedback that will not hinder you, instead help you bring out more of yourself within your idea.
Finally, take a risk. Make it a small one. Talking with other people about your idea may be a risk for you. Expect the unexpected. Have a back-up plan that shows you are taking a calculated risk if your first part does not work.
There is more to these specific areas mentioned above. This is just a taste of what you need to think about in order to begin shifting your thinking skills to the next level of being creative.
Welcome being more open for greater creative ideas and opinions.
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