Creativity

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RULES OF THE GARAGERULES OF THE GARAGEBelieve you can change the world.Believe you can change the world.

Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work whenever.Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work whenever.

Know when to work alone and when to work together.Know when to work alone and when to work together.

Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.

No politics. No bureaucracy. No politics. No bureaucracy.

(These are ridiculous in a garage.)(These are ridiculous in a garage.)

The customer defines a job well-done.The customer defines a job well-done.

Radical ideas are not bad ideas.Radical ideas are not bad ideas.

Invent different ways of working.Invent different ways of working.

Make a contribution every day.Make a contribution every day.

If it does not contribute, it does not leave the garage.If it does not contribute, it does not leave the garage.

Believe that together we can do any thing.Believe that together we can do any thing.

Invent.Invent.

A PUZZLE

COMMON FEATURESOF

CREATIVITY

CREATIVE PEOPLE ARE MORE IN DEMAND & LESS IN SUPPLY

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A CREATIVE PERSON ENJOYS HIS WORK.

CREATIVITY PROVIDES SATISFACTION.

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CREATIVITY PAYS RICH DIVIDENDS

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CREATIVITY SUSTAINS LIFE

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CREATIVITY MANIFESTS ITSELF IN VARIOUS FORMS.

CREATIVITY CAN BE BOTH ABSTRACT & REAL

CREATIVITY INSPIRES

THE APPEAL OF CREATIVE WORK TRANSCENDS ALL BOUNDARIES.

CREATIVITY: INDEPENDENT OF AGE

CREATIVITY: INDEPENDENT OF PROFESSION

LEONARDO DA VINCI:LEONARDO DA VINCI:

--PAINTER, PAINTER,

-SCULPTOR,-SCULPTOR,

-MUSICIAN, -MUSICIAN,

-SCIENTIST,-SCIENTIST,

-ARCHITECT, -ARCHITECT,

-MATHEMATICIAN,-MATHEMATICIAN,

-ENGINEER, -ENGINEER,

-INVENTOR,-INVENTOR,

-ANATOMIST, -ANATOMIST,

-GEOLOGIST,-GEOLOGIST,

-CARTOGRAPHER, -CARTOGRAPHER,

-BOTANIST -BOTANIST

-WRITER-WRITER

A CREATIVE PERSON COLLABORATES.

A CREATIVE PERSON ALWAYS REMAINS PROGRESSIVE.

A CREATIVE PERSON STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE.

CREATIVITY CAN BE FOSTERED.

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MEMORABLE EXAMPLESOF

CREATIVITYFROM

ANCIENT & MODERN HISTORY

ARCHIMEDES (287-212 BC): SYRACUSE, SICILYBUOYANCY EXPERIMENT, BURNING MIRRORS & THE ARCHIMEDES SCREW

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NEWTON (1642-1727) UNDER APPLE TREEBIRTH OF LAW OF GRAVITATION

PETRONAS TWIN_TOWERS: KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

MEGA-FLOAT RUNWAY, JAPAN

The epic of creativity is full of The epic of creativity is full of drama – emotion & action; drama – emotion & action; - climax & anti-climax; punctuated - climax & anti-climax; punctuated

by marks except a full stop.by marks except a full stop.

ONE LAST PUZZLE

CUT A HOLE LARGE ENOUGH IN A 3” X 4”

VISITING CARDVISITING CARD WITHOUT PASTING FOR A 3’ X 3’ TABLE TO PASS THROUGH IT.

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