Would you like to know how creative you are? Maybe you're surprised at yourself... I'm proposing a game. A pencil or pen and a paper are essential to start.
Well... you have to draw a series of squares and split them into four equal parts using the whole square. Below I give you an example. As they say, an image is worth a thousand words.
It's about drawing, the more square you are able to start differently, the better. There is no concrete solution or a perfect way, no, there is a montooooooon of ways, of ways, but you have to think a little. The point is, the better. There's a point where you get stuck, and you think it's not possible. I recommend you relax do something different and later think a little more, don't give up, give it up. If you don't find any more options, talk to your friends, family or who you have at hand. They always think more of two heads than one. There also comes a point where you give up and you want to be told the solutions already made.
At the general level, I would say that when I plan this exercise, people are usually stuck in the room. From the fifth or sixth square it's fine, beyond the seventh it's great.
This is a practical example for measure our creativity, what capacity we have for think of form differenthow we face our problems or challenges. As they say...» Thinking outside the box «.
As in this case, episodes occur in our lives, where we find it difficult to realize the options. We also paint a canvas, when you create something... if it's hard for you to realize, don't shut up, don't think you're a clumsy who doesn't know, at all. The solutions are there just a different click and that switch in some cases is to share. The attitude is also fundamental, if you think you can do it, if you think you're not, so it will. So, you're going to better choose the positive attitude. Whatever you think you'll be right, the solutions are there just need to see them or get the flashlight. When you test yourself, you already exercise that part of the brain that will make you more creative. So... a Draw!
Later I will give you possible solutions, although I would like you to share your squares with me. You'll tell me.
