The Theory of Creativity

Introduction

Creativity does not have any definition, and it's not limited to a definite segment of audiences. It's also not something that you can easily teach others how to become creative. We all are creative in several different ways; however, sometimes we forget our creativity and become a slave of predefined rules and processes.

Have you ever noticed a small kid making sandcastles at the beach or doing an imaginary play with toys or friends, such as picking up a stone and pretend that it's a flying jet? It's not as simple as it seems, as it requires a lot of creativity to look at things or situations in a non-obvious manner. It gives them a different perspective for analyzing things and situations, exploring and understanding them, discovering facts that no one ever told, finding new ways to solve problems without biases in their approach.

You must discover back your creativity which was with you at every moment when you were young and free. By doing so, you can break all your cages and gain back all the superpowers to achieve much more than what you currently believe.

Objective

My objective from this book is to explain "The Theory of Creativity" in extremely simple words so that all readers, irrespective of any age and background, can benefit the most from it. The book is an explainer and is backed up with practical examples. The key examples here are using a creative mindset to resolve a corporate crisis, civil crisis, or personal affair.

This book aims to promote creativity, where design thinking plays a vital role. Design thinking is simply about being curious and allowing ourselves to be curious without limitations. When we are curious, we look at the world differently. Curiosity helps us in being creative. With the help of creativity, we can achieve more for ourselves, our business, and our customers.