Friday 23 June 2017
We’ve all been there. There’s a project at work that needs to be solved, but no matter how much you rack your brain, you can’t drum up any inspiration. To get out of a creative rut, work to trigger areas of the brain not typically associated with work, and challenge yourself to think outside the box (we can start by thinking of a replacement for “outside the box”). In a previous life, I worked in an Ann Arbor office next to a small creek. When my coworkers and I were feeling strained, we’d organize a paper boat regatta. Participants would…
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