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Saying, not what are the situations, but what are the kinds of problems and what are the kinds of strategies, how do you learn them, how do you connect them up, how does a really creative person invent a new way of thinking out of the available resources and so forth.
Now he had empirical measures to quantify all kinds of test takers: the creative and imaginative, the detail-oriented, the big-picture perceivers, and flexible participants able to adapt their approach.
We've found it to be an engine for creative problem-solving, because when you're focused on a goal, and you can test different strategies quickly, the sky's the limit on the different things that you can test out.
My personal experience working with diverse teams had been that while they require a little bit more effort at the beginning, they did bring fresher, more creative ideas.
Innovation revenue is the share of revenues they've made from new products and services in the last three years, meaning we did not ask them how many creative ideas they have, but rather if these ideas translate into products and services that really make the company more successful today and tomorrow.
The same with students or highly creative people, writers and people like that.
Games on the surface seem simple entertainment, but for those that like to look a little deeper, the new paradigm of video games could open entirely new frontiers to creative minds that like to think big.
I lead a global organization for socially engaged creative solutions.
I am here to tell you that creative actions can save the world, creative actions and play.
They're open, they're creative, they're dynamic, they're democratic, they're cosmopolitan, they're sexy.
Creative Europe will give 2.4 billion dollars to over 300,000 artists.
Because so much of that book was a celebration of the power and creative potential of density, of largely urban density, of connecting people and putting them together in one place, and putting them on sidewalks together and having them share ideas and share physical space together.
Because I believe all of us are insanely creative; I think the TED community more than anybody else.
But even blue-collar workers; I think you can go to your hotel maid and have a drink with him or her, and an hour later, you find a creative idea.
And I think what really will happen is that we can be super creative.
We are creative.
I became more creative in working with a variety of methodologies, materials and subjects.
And while this idea of a voyage to the Moon by goose machine might not seem particularly insightful or technically creative to us today, what's important is that Godwin described getting to the Moon not by a dream or by magic, as Johannes Kepler had written about, but rather, through human invention.
And in that 15 percent, the main focus is on human mind, thinking skills, somehow trying to unleash kids from the straightjacket of school, which is putting information and dogma into them, get them so they really think, ask tough questions, argue about serious subjects, don't believe everything that's in the book, think broadly or creative.
And he knew that it gives us a sense of trust, and it allows us then to take the kind of creative risks that we need to take as designers.
And our studios, like, I think, many creative workplaces today, are designed to help people feel relaxed: familiar with their surroundings, comfortable with the people that they’re working with.
It takes more than decor, but I think we’ve all seen that creative companies do often have symbols in the workplace that remind people to be playful, and that it’s a permissive environment.
We think playfulness helps us get to better creative solutions.
And you know, the more creative of them might get to a really interesting example.
Well, it sort of turns out that we need rules to help us break the old rules and norms that otherwise we might bring to the creative process.
And we’ve certainly learnt that over time, you get much better brainstorming, much more creative outcomes when everybody does play by the rules.
So to sum it up, we need trust to play, and we need trust to be creative.
The year after my grandmother's death was the most intensely creative of my life.
And over many months, meeting with the band and their creative teams, this is the sketch that kept recurring, this line, this street, the street that connects the band's past with their present, the tightrope that they walk as activists and artists, a walk through cinema that allows the band to become protagonists in their own poetry.
So the question should come to your mind is, what kind of design, you know, what kind of creative process and what kind of design produced the world like that?
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