Creative thinking needs an idea.
Let’s call it “the idea”.
The idea should be wrong. The idea should make every possible mistake. The idea should be weak, vulnerable, thin, insubstantial, ineffectual, infirm, poor and helpless… The idea has to carry many negative adjectives to fall in love with the positive alternatives. The idea should change its name. Bad is the best name for a good idea. It is “badded” by a brain that never felt wrong by starting to think.
Now, it’s time to create a bad idea!
Creative Thinking: A Dirty Paper
It’s hard to trigger creative thinking. A paper is not enough. A pencil is not enough. Silence is not enough. A full stomach, a happy wallet, a sweet home is not enough.
Self-confidence is not related to creative thinking. Positive thinking, taking a bright view, leaning towards something… Creative thinking doesn’t start with these.
It starts with a desire to scramble. Like mixing up an entire galaxy. Like turning the stars upside down. Like black holes do…
You put an empty paper on your table. And you realize that the paper is not empty. You also realize that the paper is not white. The paper is not a friend. The paper doesn’t take orders. The paper doesn’t ask for approval. The paper asks independent questions. The paper reads independent ideas. The paper doesn’t care about the things that the mass media cares. The paper is eatable. The paper is poisonous. The paper trash talks. The paper spits in faces. The paper pisses on graves. The paper is the revolution. The paper smells like something you have never smelled before. The paper tries to start something wild.
Creative Thinking: Trouble Maker
You need to be harassed by an idea. You need to burn with desire to give an answer to that ideological harassment. You need to be thirsty for change.
Creative Thinking: Killing The Old You
Creative Thinking: Time Games
Creative Thinking: C-Note
You need to hear a c-note to start the start.
A single c-note.
You got to feed your C.
Hear it without expectation.
Watch it grow.
Introduce it with paper.
You can’t give freedom to your C.
C is free.
Read the freedom of “your” C. If you read it, other musical notes will also come.
A, B, D, E, F, and G.
Creative Thinking: Louder
When you hear the music one day, it’s your day.
You cleared a piece of brain in order to grow your own musical notes.
Hear the music now. Hear it loud. Louder. Louder. Louder. It’s a philharmonic orchestra. And you are the conductor of the main idea. The creator of a great musical explosion. The big bang of self-expression. This is the definition of “success” that was never defined truly in theatric world history.
Welcome to your own creative thinking universe. No one lives here but you. It is the infinite emptiness that is filled with your potential creations.