Creativity
I learned many values in the course, one of the most important core values I learned was creativity.
Creativity, for me, means creating something in your own way, even if it's a pre-existing idea that you're simply re-creating in your own way.
It could be through solving a problem of your own, communicating a lesson or information to someone else, designing something, preparing a new dish, or writing a book in your own way.
This value helped me understand myself more deeply, understand what I love and how I like to receive information. It also taught me to express myself with ease and freedom. It taught me freedom of expression and taught me many ways of expression: writing, designing, drawing, etc.
It helped me achieve balance and development internally and externally.
It also taught me to see people for who they are through their expressions and analyze them through them.
I have incorporated this value into my life through meditation exercises, daily writing, designing, drawing, sitting more with myself, walking in nature, and writing down whatever comes to mind on paper.
In your opinion, what would our lives be like without this value? What impact does it have on our lives and development?
Share your opinion with us.
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@decisiveLemon8530 I never saw myself as creative; I had a very narrow definition of what being creative meant, viewing it as being artistic, musical or in some way restricted to competency in expressive arts. Then people started calling me resourceful, and I began to realise that this too, was creativity in action. Seeing solutions others had overlooked, or being able to cast an entirely new perspective on a problem or situation. Thank you for the reminder that creativity comes in many forms, and is a skill we can all identify in ourselves and refine.