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Create

to cause, to exist, to produce,to make

Creativeproducing NEWandORIGINAL ideas andthings

Creativity

the ability to produceNEW

and ORIGINAL ideas andthings


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Creativity is the act of turning new andimaginative ideas into reality. Creativityinvolves two processes: thinking, then

producing.Linda Naiman Creativity is the process of bringing something

new creativity requires passion andcommitment.

A product is creative when it is novel andappropriate. A novel product is original not

predictable.


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Think outside the box

Avoid the norm

Be brave

May be illogical

CREATIVITY AS A GENERAL PRINCIPLES


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CREATIVITY IS AN ABILITY

Ability to imagine.

Ability to invent something new.

Ability to generate new ideas by combining,changing, or reapplying existing ideas.

Creativity is not the ability to create somethingout of nothing


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CREATIVITY IS AN ATTITUDE

attitude: the ability to accept change and newness

a willingness to play with ideas and possibilities

the habit of enjoying the good and find ways to

improve it


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CREATIVITY IS A PROCESS FOR IMPROVEMENT

Continue to improve ideas and solutions

Make gradual alterations and refinements There is always room for improvement


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Innovation is the production or implementation of

an idea.

Innovation means making meaningful change toimprove an organizations products, services,

programs, processes, operations, and business model

to create new value for the organizations

stakeholders


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OECD : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


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Rekaan lampu yang Unik

(unique design for bulb / lamp)


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Peletakan Wayar yang Kemas(Well organized cables placement)


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Tempat Letak Kunci

(Key hanger)


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Replika dari Bahan Terbuang

(Replica from waste materials)


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What will people think?

There is strong social pressure to conform and to be ordinary and not creative.

Here are some overheard examples:

Creative Perso n:" I like to put w ater in m y orange ju ice so i t 's less sweet."Ordinary Person:"You're weird, you know?"

Ordinary Person:"What are you doing?"

Creative Perso n:"We're paint ing o ur m ai lbox."Ordinary Person:"You're crazy."

Creative Person:"Why don 't we add a l i t t le Tong katAli powder ?"Ordinary Person:"Because the recipe doesn't call for `TongkatAli."

Ordinary Person:"Why are you going this way? It's longer."

Creative Perso n:"Becaus e I l ike the dr ive."Ordinary Person:"Did anyone ever tell you you're strange?"


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I cant do it! / Theres nothing I can do

Im not smart enough

Were not trained to do thisOnly an expert can do this

Examples of ordinary people who became experts:

The Wright brothers

bicycle mechanics turned aviators

John P. Holland - an Irish schoolmaster designed the submarine

Honda - motor mechanic founded Honda Corporation

Thomas Edison - non-educated who became the most successfulinventor of modern times

Bill Gates - non-graduate became the most successful softwareengineer and entrepreneur hence 1st trillionnaire


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Thomas Edison, in his search for theperfect filament for the incandescentlamp, tried anything he could think of,

including whiskers from a friend'sbeard. In all, he tried about 1800 things.After about 1000 attempts, someoneasked him if he was frustrated at hislack of success. He said something like,

"I've gained a lot of knowledge--I nowknow a thousand things that won'twork.

Failures along the way should beexpected and accepted

Failure is a sign of action, struggle andattempt

Mistakes arent fun, but they sure areeducational

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