How to Invent (Almost) Anything by Graham Rawlinson & David Straker

Author:Graham Rawlinson & David Straker [Rawlinson, Graham]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2011-05-09T14:00:00+00:00

And in the future, when you want to get more creative, just fire off the trigger, pressing together the finger and thumb or squeezing the fist to stimulate the response of how you felt so creative.

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Emotional states

At any one time, we are in a mental and emotional ‘state’, being angry, happy, disconnected or attentive. We can also be in a creative state, where ideas flow easily to mind, where we are engaged and productive.

Can we change our own mental state, or are we at the mercy of subconsciously-driven emotion? The fact is that we can turn the tables, and with careful conscious thought we can affect our subconscious. The side-panel ‘how to get into a creative mental state’ uses the way that we store feelings alongside memories of events to re-access the creative state. It also adds a couple of other mental tricks to amplify the state and to create a trigger to help get into a creative state even faster by using the basic Pavlovian stimulus-and-response mechanism.

You can find many triggers which might work for you–consider the triggers used by these famous artists:

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