BFBM(6-2015) Connections Fuel Creativity by U Tin Zan Kyaw

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THE SECRETE TO CREATIVITY / INTELLIGENCE / SCIENTIFIC THINKING!!!!

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITY

ExperiencesKnownSeeListenReachFeelingsEmotionsUnderstandKnowledgeCREATIVITY

BEING ABLE TO MAKE CONNECTIONS


CONNECTING STONES


CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITY: NOTHING IS ORIGINAL


Whenever Talking about CreativityNot Surprised to FindConnections Before.Wired

CREATIVITYIS JUSTCONNECTINGTHING.

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYSteve Jobs

When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didnt really do it, they just saw something.Think and createtogether new product and servicesClients, users and company staff


Able to connect experiences theyve had and synthesize new things.

ABLE TO DO THAT WAS THAT THEYVE HAD MORE EXPERIENCESor they have thought more about their experiences than other people.

AcceptanceApprovalAppreciateReal ThingReal FactReal Scence

Every artist gets asked the question,

WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR IDEAS?The honest artist answers, I steal them.


GLOCALIZATIONMcDonald's restaurants worldwide Menu changes to appeal to local tastesKimchi burger in KoreaMaharaja Mac in IndiaMcSushi burger in JapanFRANCHISE

Every new idea is just a mash up or a remix of one or more previous ideas.


HOW SUCCSSFUL PEOPLE THINKING IS ALL ABOUT MAKING CONNECTIONS ?


ORIGINALITY OFTEN CONSISTS IN LINKING UP IDEAS WHOSE CONNECTION WAS NOT PREVIOUSLY SUSPECTED.


MOST SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE CONSIDERMore Serious Handicap To Investigate A Problem.Ignorance of What Is Already Known About It.


BEING A SUCCESSFULCONNECTIONSANDCREATIVETHINKERSPrinciples of 10 Things Connections and Creative Thinkers Should Do

FIND PROBLEMSBECOME A LEADERBUILD YOUR NETWORK

ORGANIZE YOUR TIMESEE WHAT CAN BE IMPROVEDKEEP AN OPEN MIND

IMPROVE THE WORLDDEAL WITH REJECTION AND FAILUREUSE ALL YOUR SKILLS

LEARN TO COMMUNICATE

START MAKING CONNECTIONS AND GETTING CREATIVE THINKERSImproving your own ability to make connections.

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYAdd to your knowledge 1After all, the more knowledge you have, the more connections you can make.Start by reading more, reading more widely,And exploring new opportunities for gathering knowledge (for instance, try some new experiencestravel, go to meetups or take up a new hobby).


2Keep track of everything Take a notebook (or your phone) with you everywhere andtake notes. Dont expect your brain to remember everythingGive it a hand by noting down important concepts or ideas you come across. May remember previous notes that relate (hey, youre making connections already!)Make a note of those as well.


3Review your notes dailyGoing over your notes often can help you to more easily recall them when you need to. Read through what youve made notes of before, and you might find that in the time thats passed, youve added more knowledge to your repertoire that you can now connect to your old notes!

WHAT GOOD HAVE I DONE TODAY?


STOP Searching, START Creating

CREATIVE THINKINGWhat, How, Why

WHATIS CREATIVITY?ABILITY TO IMAGINE OR INVENT SOMETHING NEW

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYIDEAMINDVISIONCHANGETHINKINGINNOVATIONINSPIRATIONIMAGINATIONCREATIVITY

LEFTLOGICALTHINKINGRIHGTCREATIVIETHINKINGANALYTICPROBABILITYOJECTIVEVERBALGENERATIVEPOSSIBILITYSUBJECTIVEVISUAL

RIGHT AND LEFT BRAIN EXERCISES (BENCHMARK /THINK BIG)


LEFT

WordsNumbersLogic

RIGHT

ImagesColourDreams

CREATIVE THINKING IS NOT A TALENT, IT IS A SKILL THAT CAN BE LEARNT.

IT EMPOWERS PEOPLE BY ADDING STRENGTH TO THEIR NATURAL ABILITIES WHICH IMPROVES TEAMWORK, PRODUCTIVITY AND WHERE APPROPRIATE PROFITS.EDWARD DE BONO


WHYDO WE CARE?


CAPITAL ISNT SO IMPORTANT IN BUSINESS.EXPERIENCE ISNT SO IMPORTANT. YOU CAN GET BOTH THESE THINGS.

HARVEY FIRESTONE



WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS IDEAS?IF YOU HAVE IDEAS, YOU HAVE THE MAIN ASSET YOU NEED, AND THERE ISNT ANY LIMIT TO WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR BUSINESS AND YOUR LIFE.

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYTHERE IS NO DOUBT THAT CREATIVITY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN RESOURCE OF ALL.WITHOUT CREATIVITY, THERE WOULD BE NO PROGRESS.EDWARD DE BONO

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYIDEA

=PERFORMANCE=CAREER

HOWTO EMBRACE IT

++PASSIONKNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCEMETHOD


PASSION

DESIRETo CREATE

CHALLENGINGSPIRIT

METHOD


DEFINE OBJECTIVE


ORGANIZE


COLLECT

PLACELEARNUNLEARNRELARN


IDEATION

TAKE A BREAK

CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITYMUSIC

TOOLS

FREE WRITINGMIND MAPPINGSKETCHINGMERGING IDEASTHINKING OPPOSITESSEEKING INSPIRATIONTECHNIQUES



Group


3421SWEET SPOTFilter &PrioritizeCREATIVEREALISTIC

KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE


RECAP

CREATIVITY IS IMPORTANT.ANYONE CAN BECOME A CREATIVE GENIUS.YOU NEED

PASSION + METHOD + KNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCE


BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY

CONNECT THE DOTS

FORWARDyou can't connect the dotslooking forward



BACKWARDyou can only connect themlooking backwards

TRUST IN SOMETHINGSo you have to trust that the dots will somehowconnect in your future.


IdeaConceptStrategyActionSystemconnectdotCUSTOMERDESIGNCOMPANYcollaborateprovide


The Business Challenge understanding the true connection between marketing and results.

AB


THIS APPROACH HAS NEVER LET ME DOWN, AND IT HAS MADE ALL THEDIFFERENCE IN MY LIFE.


TECHNOLOGY HAS THE DOTS TO MOVE YOUFORWARD


IN THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF MARKETINGYOU CAN CONNECT THE DOTS BY EXPERIMENTING WITH TECHNOLOGY AND CREATIVITY TO LOOK FORWARD. -PAM DIDNER


9 CREATIVE WAYS TO STAY CONNECTED WITH CUSTOMERS

NINE WAYS TO CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS AND BE TOP OF MIND WHEN THEYRE READY TO MAKE A PURCHASE:


1. Have a Party2. Send Thank You Cards3. Partner with Other Businesses


4. Adopt a Cause

5. Reach out to Longtime Clients6. Give Free Help


7. Support your local sports teams

8. Establish a Customer Advisory Board9. Remember Special Dates


100 YEARS AGO

AutomobilesMusic recordersAviationPharmaceuticalManagement consultancy

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The year 1886 is regarded as the birth year of the modern car.


Cars did not become widely available until the early 20th century.


One of the first cars that was accessible to the masses was the 1908Model T, an American car manufactured by theFord Motor Company.


where they replacedanimal-drawncarriagesand carts, but took much longer to be accepted in Western Europe and other, less developed, parts of the world.


It was estimated in 2010 that the number of cars had risen to over 1 billion vehicles, up from the 500 million of 1986 The numbers are increasing rapidly, especially inChina,Indiaand otherNICs.


the flying automaton ofArchytasofTarentum (428347 BC)the winged flights ofAbbas Ibn Firnas (810887)

Aviationis the practical aspect or art ofaeronautics, being the design, development, production, operation and use ofaircraft, especially heavier-than-air aircraft.(11th century), and the hot-airPassarolaofBartolomeu Loureno de Gusmo(16851724).


TheHindenburgdisastertook place on Thursday, May 6, 1937, as the German passenger airshipLZ 129Hindenburgcaught fire and was destroyed during its attempt to dock with itsmooring mastatNaval Air Station Lakehurst, which is located adjacent to the borough ofLakehurst, New Jersey, United States. Of the 97 people on board (36 passengers and 61 crewmen), there were 35 fatalities (13 passengers and 22 crewmen). One worker on the ground was also killed, making a total of 36 dead.



The modern age of aviation began with the first untethered human lighter-than-air flight on November 21, 1783 of ahot air balloondesigned


the most widely accepted date is December 17, 1903 by theWright brothers.


Aircraft began to transport people and cargo as designs grew larger and more reliable. The Wright brothers took aloft the first passenger, Charles Furnas, one of their mechanics, on May 14, 1908



40 YEARS AGO

Cellular phonesBiotechnologyExpress package deliverySnowboardsCoffee barsHome videos

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First Motorola Cell Phone 1973


The firstcommercially automatedcellular network(the1G... In Japan by NTT (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone) in1979


Second generation 2G cellular telecom networks were commercially launched on theGSMstandard in Finland


The first commercial launch of 3G was also by NTT DoCoMo in Japan on 1 October 2001


4G (LTE) Later 2007 Gradually Developed


20 YEARS FROM NOW

Blue ocean the engine of growthRed oceans established market spaces shrinking

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RESOURCES Are Limited.


CREATIVITY Is Unlimited






Thanks CONNECTIONS FUEL CREATIVITY

BFBM(6-2015) Connections Fuel Creativity by U Tin Zan Kyaw

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