On the 3rd day of the creative challenge, we are dedicated to fantasy.
When we all have a cell phone, it can look like a quirky entertainment. But I still do it. Actually pretty. When I ride or walk a vacuum cleaner with a grocery store, I can get lost quickly, and that idea can lead to new ideas or strange thoughts.
Sometimes I miss the subway stop. But overall, fantasy is a positive task and a portal of more happiness and innovative thinking. Madeleine Gross, a research scientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, said, Madeleine Gross, a study of curiosity and creativity. “Our mind wanders all day long, and we are often passive passengers,” she said. “It feels like you’ve missed a chance.”
Inherently creative people There is a tendency to make more fantasy. Dr. Gross said that he is closely related to the work that has a higher class speed. (Do you remember the circle activity from the 1st?)
But it works in two ways. “If you make a fantasy, you can make it more creative. The key is to follow some rules. You may hear the sound of nuts. It’s a commerce! -However, think about how often your mind is in your stress list.
Dr. Gross recommends that she calls “intentional fantasy.” This is ready to deliberately act. In the best case scenario, you can pass the stubborn point of life or work that leads to the moment that leads to Eureka’s moment. Research show If you take your time to “incubation” in the background, you can file an amazing solution.
But more extensively intentional fantasy will help you get more curious. “Curious people tend to enjoy their fantasy more,” she said. “They have more attractive, meaningful and more new thoughts.”
Are you ready for the next exercise?
