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Creativity vs. logic

Creativity vs. logic

Are you more of an artist or an analyst? Each of us thinks differently – some search for patterns, while others rely on imagination. We all have a combination of logic and creativity within us; we just need to discover it.

This module focuses on understanding your natural way of thinking. It will help you uncover whether you prefer a systematic approach or creative solutions.

Clearer self-awareness – You will find out whether you excel in logical or creative thinking.
Better decision-making – You will learn how to leverage both parts of thinking to your advantage.
More effective problem-solving – You will discover when it is appropriate to use an analytical approach and when to leave room for imagination.
Enhanced cognitive flexibility – You will learn to switch between logic and creativity depending on the situation.
Greater self-confidence – You will understand that the right balance of these abilities can propel you forward.

Want to find out how you think? Choose this module and discover the power of your thinking!

Imagine that you get your hands on an unknown object from the future. What do you do with it first? I will try to dissect it and find out how it works.
I'll try to use it intuitively, without reading the manual.
I'm thinking about how it could be used in everyday life or art.
I will write a story about him, in which he will play the main role.
I'll ask someone else what they think about it.

Imagine that you have to learn a new, very complex concept. How will you approach it? I will look for logical patterns and systematically learn it step by step.
I will try to imagine it in a story or metaphor to understand it better.
First, I will try the practical application and only then will I study the theory.
I will start talking about him with someone and find out how others perceive him.
I will draw or visualize its principles to remember it better.

Which of the following comparisons resonates with you the most? The mind is like a chessboard – every move must be deliberate.
The mind is like a river – it is constantly changing and adapting to the environment.
The mind is like an artistic canvas – each day can be a new creation.
The mind is like a labyrinth – there is always a way out if you seek it.
The mind is like an orchestra – it is necessary to harmonize various parts to function.

You will be tasked with inventing a new way to cross a river. What will you do? I will design a bridge that is as efficient and sturdy as possible.
I will try to imagine fantastic solutions, like a levitating sidewalk.
I will use everything I find around me and improvise.
I will write a story about an unusual adventure of crossing a river.
First, I will analyze what methods are commonly used, and only then will I suggest something.

How would you resolve the situation if you get lost in an unfamiliar city? I will use a map or navigation to get back on the right track.
I will ask the locals where I am and make an interesting experience out of it.
I will go intuitively and let myself be guided by feelings or interesting places.
I will use this situation as an opportunity to discover something new and unplanned.
I will try to draw my own map and memorize the landmarks.

You have a white paper in front of you. What will you do with it? I will draw a graph or diagram to organize my thoughts.
I'll write a story that comes to my mind first.
I will start drawing aimlessly until a motif appears.
I will fold it into origami or another 3D object.
I'll try to find out how it could be used for something unconventional.

If you could have any ability, which one would you choose? A perfect analytical mind to always find the best solution.
The ability to change reality according to one's imagination.
The ability to improvise in any situation without stress.
Unlimited creativity and the ability to create unique works.
The ability to ask the right questions and always come up with new solutions.

If you were to create a new language, what would it look like? It would be logical, with clear rules and minimal exceptions.
It would be full of metaphors and symbols that could be interpreted in various ways.
He would combine words, movements, and sounds to express emotions.
It would contain images, colors, or animations instead of letters.
It would change over time as needed to adapt to new ideas.

How would you describe your thought processes? I analyze everything and try to find patterns and rules in it.
I often think in images and non-linearly, jumping between different concepts.
I like to experiment with ideas and try out what works.
My thoughts are like a story – they have a main line, but also unexpected twists.
I often combine different approaches to find new solutions.

Imagine that your brain is a country. What would it look like? A metropolis with precisely organized buildings and logical roads.
A forest full of mysterious paths and hidden nooks.
A market where ideas and stimuli are constantly changing.
A huge canvas where colors and shapes are constantly changing.
A mechanism with interconnected components that work together.