The Creativity Challenge
eBook - ePub

The Creativity Challenge

Design, Experiment, Test, Innovate, Build, Create, Inspire, and Unleash Your Genius

  1. 208 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

The Creativity Challenge

Design, Experiment, Test, Innovate, Build, Create, Inspire, and Unleash Your Genius

About this book

As seen on Inc. com Discover your "Aha" moment--right now!What's the best way to become more creative? Just change how you think! This book challenges you to go against your default ways of thinking in order to write, design, and build something extraordinary. Featuring more than 100 challenges, exercises, and prompts, each page guides you as you push past the way you normally see the world and uncover all-new possibilities and ideas. The Creativity Challenge teaches you that you already have immense creative potential in you--you just need to tap into it.Whether you're feeling stumped or uninspired, these creativity prompts will help you ditch typical thinking patterns and finally unleash the possibilities hidden within your mind.

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Information

Publisher
Adams Media
Year
2015
Print ISBN
9781440588334
eBook ISBN
9781440588341

Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Introduction
  3. How to Use This Book
  4. 1. People Watch
  5. 2. List 100 Alternative Uses
  6. 3. Write about a Unique Situation
  7. 4. Change One Thing
  8. 5. Act Like You’re Three Again
  9. 6. Set an Unrealistic Goal
  10. 7. Reverse-Brainstorm
  11. 8. Think Big to Small
  12. 9. Flip It Around
  13. 10. Free-Write for 5 Minutes
  14. 11. Pretend You’re a Cartoon
  15. 12. Dance
  16. 13. Find “Invisible Gorillas”
  17. 14. Change What’s Familiar
  18. 15. Do Something Completely Different
  19. 16. Constrain Yourself
  20. 17. Yes, and Twenty-Five Ideas
  21. 18. Explain Something Complex to a Child
  22. 19. Picture the Details
  23. 20. Go for a Walk
  24. 21. Stick Your Head in Something Wacky
  25. 22. Expand Your Focus Frame
  26. 23. Flip Your Assumptions
  27. 24. Create a New Design
  28. 25. Meditate
  29. 26. Explore Using Your Senses
  30. 27. Dream Up 100 Scenarios
  31. 28. Start with an Ending
  32. 29. Package Yourself
  33. 30. Get Strangely Curious
  34. 31. Emulate Inspiration
  35. 32. Chat with a Noncreative
  36. 33. Explore What Doesn’t Come Next
  37. 34. Camouflage Something Around You
  38. 35. Be Purposefully Boring
  39. 36. Build Remote Associations
  40. 37. Go Upside Down
  41. 38. Create an Idea Chain
  42. 39. Storyboard Yourself
  43. 40. Leave It Undone
  44. 41. Create Something Terrible
  45. 42. Time Travel
  46. 43. Focus on First Principles
  47. 44. Imagine Yourself Far Away
  48. 45. Help Someone Else
  49. 46. Write a 100-Line Poem
  50. 47. Become a Secret Agent
  51. 48. Backtrack
  52. 49. Draw with Your Other Hand
  53. 50. Get Some Sun
  54. 51. Answer, “What Would ____ Do?”
  55. 52. Draw a Map Without Landmarks
  56. 53. Write It Out in Stages
  57. 54. Draw Your Face Upside Down
  58. 55. Get 20 Minutes of Extra Sleep
  59. 56. Spend a Day Smaller
  60. 57. Role-Play Someone You Know
  61. 58. Define 100 Steps
  62. 59. Redesign Time
  63. 60. Stretch Out
  64. 61. Find the Most Surprising Frame
  65. 62. Reinterpret Something You Make
  66. 63. Answer “Why Not?”
  67. 64. Know What a Picture Is Worth
  68. 65. Take a Mini Vacation
  69. 66. Wake Up 30 Minutes Early
  70. 67. Ask an Inspiration for Inspiration
  71. 68. Split Focus with Daydreaming
  72. 69. Capture a Moment of Motion
  73. 70. Disconnect Yourself
  74. 71. Create a Mood Board
  75. 72. Write Your Story
  76. 73. Voice-Record Ideas
  77. 74. Draw Thirty Circles
  78. 75. Set Aside Time for Creativity
  79. 76. Connect with a Different Background
  80. 77. Go Without “I” for a Day
  81. 78. Break Apart the Steps
  82. 79. Doodle Something
  83. 80. Cook Something
  84. 81. Imitate a Conversation
  85. 82. Ask “What Could Have Happened?”
  86. 83. Answer the Six Universal Questions
  87. 84. Play Descriptive Charades
  88. 85. Laugh Out Loud
  89. 86. Write an Everyday Recipe
  90. 87. Create an Idea Springboard
  91. 88. Connect Behaviors to Their Emotions
  92. 89. Create a Blackout Poem
  93. 90. Change Environments
  94. 91. Observe Something New
  95. 92. Finish an Incomplete Doodle
  96. 93. Act Out a Daydream
  97. 94. Imagiplain Something
  98. 95. Bathroom Think
  99. 96. Copy Someone Else’s Idea
  100. 97. Ask Without Asking
  101. 98. Sharpen-Expand Your Focus
  102. 99. Draw to Mix and Match Parts
  103. 100. Take a Shower
  104. 101. Invite an Imaginary Person Over
  105. 102. Explore What You Already Know
  106. 103. Write an Imagined Interview
  107. 104. Picture Pareidolia
  108. 105. Tune In to Mozart
  109. 106. Connect to a Favorite Story
  110. 107. Create New False Beliefs
  111. 108. Make a Replacement Poem
  112. 109. Narrow Your Vision
  113. 110. Create a Mind Sculpture
  114. 111. Describe the Indescribable
  115. 112. Take an Opposite Day
  116. 113. Catch a Movie Ending
  117. 114. Draw Your Thought Bubble
  118. 115. Make a Postcard
  119. 116. Reverse Your Day
  120. 117. Act Out Dissimilar Situations
  121. 118. Make a Rube Goldberg Machine
  122. 119. Solve This Challenge
  123. 120. Escape Your Pressures
  124. 121. Connect Random Things
  125. 122. Find Ten Ways to Do Something Impossible
  126. 123. Write a Series of “Po”
  127. 124. Doodle Your Outline
  128. 125. Ignore Time
  129. 126. Write Using Malapropisms
  130. 127. Make Sound-Based Names
  131. 128. Disprove the Obvious
  132. 129. Two-Handed Drawing
  133. 130. Give Yourself an Inspiration Fix
  134. 131. Speak Only in Rhyme
  135. 132. Act Out Your Opposite
  136. 133. Write a Causeand-Effect Chain
  137. 134. Seek Out Major Colors
  138. 135. Tune In to a Beginning
  139. 136. Work on a Problem with a Friend
  140. 137. Explore Other Cultures
  141. 138. Draw a Timeline of Your Life
  142. 139. Two-Minute Doodle Squares
  143. 140. Over-inspire Your Subconscious
  144. 141. Teach Yourself to Read Upside Down
  145. 142. Write a Note from Your Shoes
  146. 143. Connect a Beginning to an Ending
  147. 144. Finger-paint Your Emotions
  148. 145. Listen to Someone Else
  149. 146. Write About an Absurd Experience
  150. 147. Help Someone to Think Differently
  151. 148. Explore What’s Come Before
  152. 149. Doodle Big
  153. 150. Create Your Own Challenge
  154. About the Author
  155. Copyright

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