Presented by Lori Addicks
Everyone is creative. Research has shown that various stages of the creative process require different kinds of thinking, and each thinking preference is involved at some point.
Interestingly, the things we fear most in our organizations – fluctuations, disturbances, imbalances – are the primary sources of creativity.
Attendees will learn about Whole Brain® Thinking and how to approach creativity based upon their preferred thinking style.
Whole Brain® Thinking is based on more than 30 years of proven research into how people think and communicate, as well as build relationships, learn, create, and solve problems.
The Whole Brain® Model, which serves as an organizing principle for how the brain works, depicts four different thinking styles: logical, detailed, people-oriented, and conceptual. Although an individual may prefer certain modes of thinking, everyone has access to all four quadrants.
Through several interactive activities and discussions, attendees explore the basics of Whole Brain® Thinking and its impact on our approach to creativity.
Content:
What is Whole Brain® Thinking?
Explore our Four Creative Selves.
Learn two frameworks for Exercising Greater Creativity.
Once creative thinking is understood as a series of thinking steps that can be learned and applied, creativity suddenly becomes available to us all.