http://theideativeprocess.com The Anybody's approach to creative thinking Fri, 21 Jan 2011 22:56:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://theideativeprocess.com/the-ideative-process/the-ideative-super-nova/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Marilyn Sat, 12 Jun 2010 07:04:34 +0000 http://theideativeprocess.com/?page_id=48#comment-413 Thank you for sharing this information. Freely sharing knowledge that the author thinks is valuable is rare today. I agree with your statements about what today's success and economic turnaround will consist of, entrepreneurship and trust, not in fortune 500s, rather our talents thoughts and experiences -- stirring up our gifts. Articles like this one teach us how. I offer to the lego example, consider the gifts of others,the use of other professions to add to the vividness of our own abilities and imaginations. For example, as a doctor, imagine using up your legos, aka medical tools and supplies, to heal a patient and they need yet more medical attention. My E&P is enriched through expansion beyond my ideative topic, medicine, and including audio-visualizations of my aerospace engineering friend's helicopter noisily hoovering above the facility stirring up a dust storm as she skillfully lowers the majestic metal bird straight down from the sky. She's stopped by her new helicopter to give me a ride. The smell of leather from her chestnut-brown bomber jacket reminded me of a new car. I tell her about my patient and she tells me about the sleeping quarters of her helicopter and how they can be used to transport my patient to the nearest hospital. The end of my legos becomes the beginning of my friend's legos and an E&K increase for the both of us. Multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, interprofessional. Although the "different legos" are not part of our intimate E&K, they can be enough to ignite our senses to daydream Ideative SuperNova for a happy and successful ending to our selected ideative topic. A doctor in Haiti dreaming of better infrastructure to reduce puddling rain water to reduce mosquitoes breeding grounds may be just enough to get a civil engineer's E&K stirred up. Thank you for being you. Thank you for sharing this information. Freely sharing knowledge that the author thinks is valuable is rare today. I agree with your statements about what today’s success and economic turnaround will consist of, entrepreneurship and trust, not in fortune 500s, rather our talents thoughts and experiences — stirring up our gifts. Articles like this one teach us how. I offer to the lego example, consider the gifts of others,the use of other professions to add to the vividness of our own abilities and imaginations. For example, as a doctor, imagine using up your legos, aka medical tools and supplies, to heal a patient and they need yet more medical attention. My E&P is enriched through expansion beyond my ideative topic, medicine, and including audio-visualizations of my aerospace engineering friend’s helicopter noisily hoovering above the facility stirring up a dust storm as she skillfully lowers the majestic metal bird straight down from the sky. She’s stopped by her new helicopter to give me a ride. The smell of leather from her chestnut-brown bomber jacket reminded me of a new car. I tell her about my patient and she tells me about the sleeping quarters of her helicopter and how they can be used to transport my patient to the nearest hospital. The end of my legos becomes the beginning of my friend’s legos and an E&K increase for the both of us. Multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, interprofessional. Although the “different legos” are not part of our intimate E&K, they can be enough to ignite our senses to daydream Ideative SuperNova for a happy and successful ending to our selected ideative topic. A doctor in Haiti dreaming of better infrastructure to reduce puddling rain water to reduce mosquitoes breeding grounds may be just enough to get a civil engineer’s E&K stirred up. Thank you for being you.

]]> http://theideativeprocess.com/the-ideative-process/the-ideative-super-nova/comment-page-1/#comment-5 sarah Mon, 07 Sep 2009 01:07:44 +0000 http://theideativeprocess.com/?page_id=48#comment-5 Very very impressive. I hope to see your book out in the book store soon. It seems like a good experience for young minds. The graphs are very interesting. It reminds me of a treasure map. Very very impressive. I hope to see your book out in the book store soon. It seems like a good experience for young minds. The graphs are very interesting. It reminds me of a treasure map.

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