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My interest in creativity management is related to learning more about how to best use goal oriented business creativity and self-expressive artistic creativity in combinations. Further, I am interested in these creative thinking skills management processes that are related to everyday personal and professional life and undertakings.
For similar reasons I have been working on and like CreativityModel Method. Pretty much anything that requires creative development efforts can be viewed as a project. Writing a memo is a project, and so is writing poetry or a business plan, painting a picture, designing a logo, writing music, and so on. Even life management and career development and entire company’s development are projects in this context. CreativityModel Method based creativity management principles are the same regardless of the project type.
I am also interested in exploring and discussing different creativity and problem solving techniques - and especially these, that are known to work well in different countries and cultures and for people with different backgrounds.
I believe that for people who are interested in creativity usage related topics, sharing ideas and working together, as creativity management industry, can produce value, especially when the participants represent different professions, countries and cultures.
In this spirit, I am genuinely happy for every company and person who achieves the kind of success that he or she desires through creativity management related work and efforts.
Professionally I am a database application developer, business analyst and project manager. My IT work related site, ProjectDeveloper.com contains more information on my professional background.
This article is the seventh and last part of a seven article series on neglecting versus using goal oriented creativity management principles.
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