Creative Activities To Improve Your Lateral Thinking Artistry

Creativity is a skill that everybody wants to acquire . You might find it difficult to practice and nurture. This article will help you to boost the creative thinking ability by adapting lateral thinking techniques and tools.



 There are certain suggestions which are provided below in the above regard. Lets discuss these:-


  • UTILIZE YOUR 5 SENSES TO ANALYZE THE THINGS AROUND YOU   

Try to observe the things around you by using your 5 senses like analyzing the shape, size, color of the  items you see around yourself.


  • TO DEVELOP A NEW IDEA USE DICTIONARY OR BOOKS . 

Try to find a word which is related to your problem or your issue and try to create a new idea.


  • COMPARE YOURSELF WITH METAPHORS AND ANALOGIES 

You can compare yourself with any natural phenomenon, symbol or object.


  • BRAINSTORMING

Think and use any 6 words related to your problem on daily basis and you cannot repeat these words. Always use new words daily.


  • USING A MIND MAP

Draw  the issues and problem keeping you in the center.


  • ROLE STORMING

 Try to think like some other person like some great personalities such as Mahatma Gandhi, Gautama Buddha and so on.

All the above suggestions will help you to foster your lateral thinking skills but this is not enough.To have a proper training, attend the lateral thinking workshop. For more details click the link:- http://genesiseventsindia.in/lateral_thinking/


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