3. Creativity is the bringing into
being of something which did
not exist before, either as a
product, a process or a
thought.
Thus
Creativity
is
the
capability or act of conceiving
something original or unusual.

4. The scientists have proved that the capacity
of human brain is immense but we are using
only 3% of our brain; this means even Einstein
used just close to 6% of his capacity.

5. What is Innovation
Innovation is the Implementation of
something New
Invention is the Creation of
something that has NEVER been
Made
Before and is Recognized as the Product of
some Unique Insight.

6. What is Difference Between
Creativity & Innovative?
Creativity is a term that is often
used in literature.
Innovation is the term often
used in management.
Your innovative ideas may lead
to a finding of a new product or
a concept in the business of a
firm.
It is important to note that a
creative idea sometimes turns
into innovation.

7. 4-Power Innovation
Clarify
Pinpoint the
problem to
solve
Ideate
Come up
with new
ideas
Develop
Refine ideas
into strong
solutions
Diagnostic
Thinking
Visionary
Thinking
Evaluative
Thinking
Implement
Put the plan
into action
Tactical
Thinking

8. What is Creative Thinking?
Creative thinking is the process
which we use when we come
up with a new idea. It is the
merging of ideas which have
not been merged before.
Brainstorming is one form of creative thinking: it works by
merging someone else's ideas with your own to create a new
one.
You are using the ideas of others as a stimulus for your own.

9. Creativity is What Separates Competence
from Excellence.
Creativity is the Spark that propels
projects forward and that captures
peoples' attention.
Creativity is the ingredient that pulls the
different pieces together into a cohesive
whole, adding zest and appeal in the
process.

10. 3 Creative Perspectives
 The Creative Person
 The Creative Product
 The Creative Process

11. 3 Components of Individual Creativity
Expertise
C
Creativity
Skills
Intrinsic
Motivation

12. 3 Components of Individual Creativity
 Expertise:
In-depth knowledge about a field
 Creative Skills:
Problem-solving skills, creative Process skills
 Intrinsic Motivation
Love of the work, the process involved,
not extrinsic reward.

13. Blocks To Creativity
 Mindset
 Personal
 Organizational

14. Blocks To Creativity
Mindset
Mindset is a condition in which an
individual becomes over-sensitized to
some
part
of
the
information
available at the expense of other
parts.
It is characterized by one-rightanswer thinking, looking for reasons
why something will not work, and
misplaced
emphasis
on
logical
thinking.

15. Blocks To Creativity
Personal
Strategic
thinking

–
inflexible
 Value – rigid personal values
 Perceptual – narrow focus
 Self-image – fear of failure

16. Blocks To Creativity
Organizational
 Emphasis on managerial control
 Short range thinking
 Analysis paralysis
 Rigid hierarchical structures
 Expected payoffs
 Market versus technology orientation
 Pressure to achieve more with less

18. Boost YOUR Creativity
Everyone has the ability to be creative – including
you! Once you learn how to unleash your inner
creativity, you will be able to tap into it, no
matter what else is going on in your life. You
might even be amazed at what you are really
capable of! Your mindset towards creative
endeavors can doom you to failure or set you up
for success.
The following tips help you to improve both your
creativity and innovation skills in order to be
become a more successful person in all your
actions.

19. Boost YOUR Creativity
Beginner’s Mind
Adopt the mindset of a beginner; Be
Willing to Learn, Be Wrong, Ask
Questions
and
Experiment.
Regardless of what you have already
done, if you consider yourself the
"Expert" you put pressure on yourself,
and Pressure and Stress Stifle
Creativity.

20. Boost YOUR Creativity
Open Your Curiosity
Become more curious about the
world. Ask yourself an interesting
question each day. How do animals
communicate? Why do people feel
anger? Why are cherry red?

21. Boost YOUR Creativity
Exercise Your Brain
Brains, like Bodies, need exercise to
keep fit. If you do not exercise your
brain, it will get flabby and useless.

22. Boost YOUR Creativity
Brainstorm to Inspire New Ideas
Brainstorming is a common technique
in both academic and professional
settings, but it can also be a powerful
tool for developing your creativity.

23. Boost YOUR Creativity
Become an Expert
One of the best ways to develop
creativity is to become an expert in
that
area.
By
having
a
rich
understanding of the topic, you will
be better able to think of novel or
innovative solutions to problems.

24. Boost YOUR Creativity
Idea-mapping
This is a process of writing down
ideas in a way that helps you see new
relationships and possibilities. By
mapping out your ideas, you get a
new kind of insight into your own
thoughts.
Next, link related terms or ideas
around the central word. While
similar
to
brainstorming,
this
technique allows for branching ideas
and offers a very visual way of seeing
how these ideas are linked.

25. Boost YOUR Creativity
Do Something Different
Once you have developed some basic
creative skills, it is important to
continually challenge yourself in order to
further advance your abilities.
Look for more difficult approaches, try
out new things and avoid always using
the same solutions you have used in the
past.

26. Acquiring Creative Skills
 Fluency-
ability to produce many ideas
 Flexibility-
ability to produce a varied mix of ideas
 Elaboration-
ability to add detail, depth, mixtures of
viewpoints or perspectives
 Originality-
uniqueness, novelty, newness

27. There is a Germ of Creative ability
in Everyone. Once it is Discovered,
a Person Lives a Richer Life!

28. The Future awaits;
What are YOU Going to Do?