The traditional measures of IQ have effectively done a poor job in explaining creative output. Gerard back in 1774, long before any of this conversation was taking place, noted that a person may possess reason to perfection and yet be totally destitute of invention, originality and genius. Divergent thinking is characterized as being less goal bound. There is freedom to go off in different directions, rejecting the old solution and striking out in some new direction is necessary.
Have you ever been so busy addressing peripheral issues but have that sinking feeling that the real core of the issue is not being addressed? This is part one of a four-part solo series on that subject, and upcoming guest episodes will also be providing more insight on the same subject. By the end of today's episode, you will understand that the seminal research was produced on the distinctive difference between problem finding and problem solving, and you'll begin your journey of improving skill in this essential area.
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