21. What is Creativity? Creativity Bringing into existence an idea that is new to you Innovation The practical application of creative ideas Creative Thinking An innate talent that you were born with and a set of skills that can be learned, developed, and utilized in daily problem solving
26. Three Components of Creativity Expertise Motivation Creative Thinking Skills Creativity
27. Three Components of Creativity Expertise Motivation Expertise is, in a word, knowledge – technical, procedural, and intellectual Not all motivation is created equal. An inner passion to solve the problem at hand leads to solutions far more creative than do external rewards, such as money.
28. Three Components of Creativity Creative Thinking Skills Creative thinking skills determine how flexible and imaginatively people approach problems.
29. The Paradoxical Characteristics of Creative Groups Beginner’s Mind Freedom Play Improvisation Experience Discipline Professionalism Planning
44. Organizational Characteristics that Support Creativity and Innovation Risk taking is acceptable to management New ideas and new ways of doing things are welcomed Information is free flowing Employees have access to knowledge sources Good ideas are supported by executive patrons Innovators are rewarded
45. Creating a Creative Climate Motivation Challenge Empowerment Fun Freedom Time Support
46. Creating a Creative Climate Dynamism Energy Openness Debate and Dialog Experimentation Trust Risk