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The document discusses various topics related to self-improvement including time management, self-management, motivation, creativity, and brainstorming. It provides information on what brainstorming is and the steps involved, which are to prepare the group, present the problem, guide the discussion, take action, and take your brainstorming further. It also discusses whether creativity can be learned and lists 7 habits of highly creative people such as feeding your brain, living in questions, and experimenting.
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- 7. Brainstorming 1 2 3 4 5 Prepare the group Present the problem Guide the Discussion Taking Your Brainstorming Further Take action
- 12. 5 Take Action
- 14. CreativityCan be learned ?
- 15. Creativity Skill can be developed process that can be managed
- 16. Creativity ”we are naturally creative and as we grow up we learn to be uncreative”
- 17. Prepare the ground 7 habits of highly creative people Feed your brain Live in the question The secret to liberating your creativity Replenish your creative stock Plant seeds for creativity Experiment & explore
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Editor's Notes
- Talk about techniques of “writing” , “introducing someone” and “online brainstorming”