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As visual content on social networks has grown, so too has the emphasis on storytelling with pictures. Indelible, craveable, relatable images have become a high currency in the world of content marketing, and the push for visual content seems to only be getting stronger. Via Kimberly Castleberry, Nicko Gibson
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In order to be able to see a relationship between various ideas and information, we use mind mapping. This includes gathering thoughts, coming up with new ideas, project planning, and more to solve problems or have novel ideas. Click to see more.
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Connecting our minds and bodies--by sleeping, stepping away from the keyboard, and breaking a sweat--might be the best way to get through a creative... Via stan stewart, Nicko Gibson
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I’d love to have a toolkit that promised me great, creative ideas every time I sat down to work. Obviously that’s not going to happen--creativity doesn’t come from tools. But luckily there are some tools that can improve our chances of working creatively. According to research, these six tools can help inspire your next big idea. Click the headline.
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Three keys to thinking like a creative genius. Maria Konnikova, a world-reknown Harvard psychologist and writer, explores what it takes to have a mind capable of matching the fictional detective/genius Sherlock Holmes Via Nicko Gibson
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As it turns out: you don’t have to be remarkably intelligent to be creative, you just have to know how to use the intellect you’ve got to produce ideas. Specifically, there are three ways to see this process through. Click to read more.
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Most creative people have a great deal of physical energy, but are often quiet and at rest. They can work long hours at great concentration.
Most creative people tend to be smart and naive at the same time. “It involves fluency, or the ability to generate a great quantity of ideas; flexibility, or the ability to switch from one perspective to another; and originality in picking unusual associations of ideas. Via stan stewart, Nicko Gibson
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Mihaly describes 9 contradictory traits that are frequently present in creative people. Read the article and see if you can recognice some of the points. Check out the comments :-)
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Street art is visually stunning and beautiful showcased in public places. Street art attracts visitors a lot with its stunning art work. Via Tiaan Jonker, Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist
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*A Complete Guide to Visual Content: The Science, Tools and Strategy of Creating Killer Images*
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