How do I become more creative?

Last updated on November 23, 2021 by Roger Kaufman

What characterizes creative people?

A really good model about creativity and companies by Vera F. Birkenbihl - How do I become more creative?

• What is creativity?

• What draws creative people? People out?

• Does creativity lie dormant in all of us?

What is creativity?

What characterizes creative people?

Sleeps in all of us Creativity?

ALPHA explains that creativity is the creative power to create something new in an area.

But creativity also means finding something that is already inherent in people - but that we have ignored or forgotten.

Creativity is the power that allows us to cope with unfamiliar situations Changes makes possible in the first place.

This makes it crucial for progress and change.

ALPHA shows how creative potential is activated and examines why creativity is a central source of meaning in our lives live at a hunt.

Because creativity always has to do with problem solving, one thing is certain: our future is inextricably linked to human creativity.

Experts: Vera F. Birkenbihl, Dr. Andreas Novak, Prof. Dr. Matthias Varga v. Kibéd, A. Karl Schmied, Kay Hoffman.

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Creativity and Enterprise, Vera F. Birkenbihl

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Vera F. Birkenbihl (April 26, 1946; † December 3, 2011)
In the mid-1980s, Vera F. Birkenbihl gained greater fame through a self-developed method of language learning, the Birkenbihl method.

This promised that there would be no need to “cram” vocabulary. The method represents a concrete case study of brain-friendly learning.

In her words, this term is a translation of the term “brain friendly” imported from the USA.
In seminars and publications, she dealt with the topics of brain-friendly learning and teaching, analytical and creative thinking, personality development, numerology, pragmatic esotericism, brain-specific gender differences and future suitability.

When it came to esoteric topics, she referred to Thorwald Dethlefsen.
Vera F. Birkenbihl founded a publishing house and, in 1973, the Institute for Brain-Friendly Work.

In addition to her 2004-episode show Kopfspiele [22], which was produced in 9, she was seen as an expert in the series Alpha - Views for the Third Millennium on BR-alpha in 1999.
By 2000, Vera F. Birkenbihl had sold two million books.
One of her main focuses until recently was the topic of playful knowledge transfer and the corresponding learning strategies (non-learning learning strategies), which were intended to make practical work easier for both learners and teachers. Among other things, she developed the ABC list method.
 
Awards Vera F. Birkenbihl
2008 Hall of Fame – German Speakers Association
2010 Coaching Award – Special achievements and merits  

Source: Wikipedia Vera F. Birkenbihl