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Monthly Archives: February 2009

Creativity Prompts | 6

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Make a flowchart of the problem and possible solutions. Make it as ridiculous as possible. ~~~ Daily Creativity Prompts deliver a perspective-shifting zap to your creative process. See Grace Kerina’s Creativity Prompts Compendium for a treasure trove of websites, books, articles, tools, quotes, and more – all carefully chosen to spark your genius. Related posts: […]

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Creativity Prompts | 5

Saturday, February 7, 2009

How would you solve this if you’d been raised by wolves? ~~~ Daily Creativity Prompts deliver a perspective-shifting zap to your creative process. See Grace Kerina’s Creativity Prompts Compendium for a treasure trove of websites, books, articles, tools, quotes, and more – all carefully chosen to spark your genius. Related posts: Creativity Prompts | 2 […]

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Creativity Prompts | 4

Friday, February 6, 2009

Express the issue as a mathematical equation. ~~~ Starting today, Creativity Prompts deliver a perspective-shifting zap every day. Please let me know what you think about the change from weekly to daily. Also see Grace Kerina’s Creativity Prompts Compendium for a treasure trove of websites, books, articles, tools, quotes, and more – all carefully chosen […]

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Giving Up Housework

Thursday, February 5, 2009

There’s a reason the word housework includes the word work. Like many highly sensitive people, I have an Explore This list that scrolls across the floor and into the next room. Is housework on the list? Get real. The strain of high sensitivity that runs through my family tends to accompany a genetic aversion to […]

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Effectiveness vs. Efficiency

Monday, February 2, 2009

When options and variables proliferate, it’s natural to want to get things in order. But a focus on neatness over efficiency can bypass effective resolution. We can clarify, organize, and collate data into infinity, to the point where action with real muscle behind it gets lost in the filing system. What’s more important: sending in […]

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