A-Creative

When asked about creativity, the first thought that comes to a Type A’s mind is, I can't do that.

I used to be one of those, never would I have imagined I would be in a creativity-based class completing tasks

that didn't have written rules. Something without rules used to be quite literally the scariest thing a Type A could

come across.

As I have developed a creative process it has become overwhelmingly clear that not having those rules is the best

possible gift to a Type A person. Creativity doesn't just mean that the things you create are messy or filled with

color. It can be a new way of looking at and ideating a problem, a new way of putting together a report, a new

way to ask questions and innovate the organization in your life, ... and the list goes on.

Being a Type A, you want everything to be absolutely perfect and in order, all in accordance with what makes the

most sense in your brain. Working through the creative process and ideating past your first and second thoughts

allows your Type A brain to come to its best possible third answer. And man is that answer the most perfect

thing your brain has ever come across.

So, go be a Type A creative.

Name: Tegan Starick

Year: Junior

Major: Human Capital Management and Leadership Major, Entrepreneurship Minor

Hometown: Golden, Colorado

Fun fact: I've skied since I could walk