Creativity for logical thinkers

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This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:

I felt actively involved in the workout	98%
The content was interesting	96%
I will use what I have learnt	92%
I'd recommend this workout to others	95%

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Catherine explained the tools well and facilitated a fun and interesting session.

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It certainly made me think of other ways of achieving creativity.

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Instructor was fantastic at drawing me into the content. His enthusiasm and anecdotes put material into workable context.

“Creativity is for artists and advertising execs. I’m just too logical to be creative”. This statement is false.

With our tendency to pigeonhole different types of people, and ‘wacky’ brainstorming techniques only serving to make most of us cringe, it’s hardly surprising that many of the analytical amongst us assume we can’t be creative.

Fortunately, there are techniques that help the predominantly rational mind come up with just as off-the-wall, creative ideas as the most free associating thinkers. And, even better, these techniques require us to think logically.

This workout introduces two such tools and shows how they can help you generate thousands of ideas in as many seconds. That should make sense to even the most rational mind.