Alan's Cre8ng Challenges 2019-01 To Be Creative Do Creative Things
Alan's Cre8ng Challenges 2019-01
To Be Creative Do Creative Things
In many books about creativity development often the authors say..."to be creative do creative things" or
"to become creative do things creatively".
This week let's focus on the first one.
During our lives most of us did lots of creative things when we were young and progressively less and less as we got older. Hopefully that is not true for you. This week spend a little time each day reviewing the creative things you
have done in your life or may do.
MONDAY
Think about the creative things you did from your earliest memory until you were 10 years old or the 5th or 6th year in school. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
TUESDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 11 to 20 years old or before you started working full-time. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
WEDNESDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 21 to 30 years old or when you had been working full-time for awhile and starting a family if you did. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
THURSDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 31 to 40 years old or might do as your family grew/grows and your kids got older and you got more established in your occupation and/or career or want to be doing when you reach this age bracket. List as many as you can remember or desire and describe them in as much detail as you can.
FRIDAY
Think about the creative things you did or might do from when you were 41 to 50 and beyond years old or you want to be doing. List as many as you can remember or desire and describe them in as much detail as you can.
On the weekend take some time to look over all that you have written and look for patterns, surprises, changes, "tipping points" or distinct life changes that took place and think about why they may have happened.
Have a creative week. Remember it is generally to always your choice either way.
Alan
alan@cre8ng.com
To Be Creative Do Creative Things
In many books about creativity development often the authors say..."to be creative do creative things" or
"to become creative do things creatively".
This week let's focus on the first one.
During our lives most of us did lots of creative things when we were young and progressively less and less as we got older. Hopefully that is not true for you. This week spend a little time each day reviewing the creative things you
have done in your life or may do.
MONDAY
Think about the creative things you did from your earliest memory until you were 10 years old or the 5th or 6th year in school. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
TUESDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 11 to 20 years old or before you started working full-time. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
WEDNESDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 21 to 30 years old or when you had been working full-time for awhile and starting a family if you did. List as many as you can remember and describe them in as much detail as you can.
THURSDAY
Think about the creative things you did from when you were 31 to 40 years old or might do as your family grew/grows and your kids got older and you got more established in your occupation and/or career or want to be doing when you reach this age bracket. List as many as you can remember or desire and describe them in as much detail as you can.
FRIDAY
Think about the creative things you did or might do from when you were 41 to 50 and beyond years old or you want to be doing. List as many as you can remember or desire and describe them in as much detail as you can.
On the weekend take some time to look over all that you have written and look for patterns, surprises, changes, "tipping points" or distinct life changes that took place and think about why they may have happened.
Have a creative week. Remember it is generally to always your choice either way.
Alan
alan@cre8ng.com
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