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Studies have shown that different parts of the brain are activated depending on whether your smile is true or false.
Cultivating curiosity amongst employees will have profound, positive effects.
Failing isn't always a bad thing. If you learned something and continue to have a positive attitude, you've probably come out ahead anyway.
Imagination is the faculty of mentally forming new concepts, ideas or patterns without involving the senses.
Research has shown that like our bodies, our minds can be exercised and trained.
Letting your mind drift and wander is important is this Imagination Age. Your imagination has the power to bring new ideas and innovations to the workplace.
Attitude refers to the willingness to embrace doing things differently and adopting a positive mindset towards experimentation.
You can stretch your own mind by studying the creative works of others, hopefully finding inspiration and accessing your own 'default network'.
Many leaders believe that imagination is not valuable enough to consider or support when it comes to usual daily activities, such as problem-solving.
Curiosity is not a word typically associated with business. Historically it hasn’t been widely perceived as a source of profit, performance or differentiation.
Innovation is neither science nor entrepreneurship. It is a very human desire to upgrade our existence.
Keeping the brain active, curious and continually learning can help connect different brain networks known to contribute to the creative process.
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