JUST DO IT BY SAIDI WADESISI

JUST DO IT BY SAIDI WADESISI

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In what ways am I working to make creativity a more ubiquitous part of life? That is definitely a question

I have been trying to answer since the start of the semester. Prior to this semester, I have never really

thought of doing anything creative on demand nor have I considered myself a creative person to begin

with. Nonetheless, I do consider myself solution-oriented, meaning I often think of how I can make

certain aspects of my environment more efficient, and when presented with a situation, I tend to be pretty

consistent in coming up with an effective solution. But I have never been able to present creative

solutions on demand, the majority of the time my ideas or solutions come to me when I least expect them.

To improve my creativity, I have decided that I would start documenting my creative moments. I often

think of a solution or an idea on how to make an aspect of my life a little more efficient, such as strategy

on how to remember to eat breakfast in the morning, or how to reduce my electricity bill for my

apartment, or how to improve my study habits, etc. I have decided that no matter what I am doing, I will

take the moment to write these ideas down and maybe then, I will start to see a trend that helps me believe

I really am creative.

WE DON'T NEED NO THOUGHT CONTROL BY MARYANNE SMITH

WE DON'T NEED NO THOUGHT CONTROL BY MARYANNE SMITH

WHAT HAPPENED TO CREATIVITY? BY BRETT SCHAAF

WHAT HAPPENED TO CREATIVITY? BY BRETT SCHAAF