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The document provides tips for generating new ideas when feeling uncreative or frustrated. It recommends thinking outside the box by generating divergent ideas through association and combination. Good ideas should then be evaluated based on their value. Thinking out of the box is important when standard ideas are not working. The tips were created by an intern to help with creativity.
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Be creative
- 1. BE CREATIVE
- 3. IDEA??
- 15. WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE NEW IDEA??
- 17. WHEN A GOOD IDEA TO THINK OUT OF THE BOX??
- 19. RECAP:
- 22. Created by: sagar s t s.i.t, tumkur during an internship by prof. Sameer mathur iim, lucknow