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Be open to change. Don't be afraid to fail. Experiment and explore. Be patient. Have fun!

Way, way back in the day (1998), Canadian designer Bruce Mau drafted up his Incomplete Manifesto – a kind of wish list of defiance, motivations, and invocation to the heavens. In a way, the Manifesto, now a 20-something, took on a life of its own, and is running wild and free with aspiring designers around the world. Bruce is probably wondering why the Manifesto doesn’t call so often and hopes maybe there’ll be some grandkids soon.

In the spirit of fun here’s my offering of a grandchild:

How to Grow Creatively – a Concise Change Manifesto

Be open to change. Growth is not something that happens to you, you have to produce it.
Don’t be afraid to fail. Failure is an opportunity to learn and grow.
Experiment and explore. Don’t be afraid to try new things.
Be patient. Growth takes time.
Have fun! Growth should be enjoyable.

Here are some specific examples of how to apply these principles:
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Labyrinth - a perfect place to use your intuition
Have you ever had a feeling that something was just right, even though you couldn’t explain why? Or maybe you’ve had a hunch that led you to make a decision that turned out to be the right one. If so, you’ve experienced the power of intuition.

Intuition is a powerful tool for creativity. It can help us to see things from new perspectives, make connections that we wouldn’t have otherwise made, and come up with creative solutions to problems. Humans have been using their intuition for countless generations, often coming up with seemingly magical solutions.

If you want power up your own intuition creativity and discover practical ways to enhance your intuition skills, read on. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, writer, or simply curious about the creative process, tapping into your intuition can unleash a world of imaginative possibilities. Continue reading “Make intuition your creativity secret super-power”