You are what you repeatedly do; Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle

Stephen Covey, in his classic The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, defines a habit as the intersection of knowledge, skill and desire. Knowledge is the ‘what/why’, skill is the ‘how’ and desire is the ‘want’.

Since you are reading this page, we can assume you have the desire to become a Creative Thinker. Our mission is to present to you the knowledge, and provide you an enjoyable and challenging environment within which you can develop the skill.

Herrmann's HBDI (Brain Dominance Instrument) classifies thinking preferences into 4 categories (represented by colours or letters):

Are you amazed at how easy, it seems, for some people to generate many new ideas while you are struggling with one? Do you find yourself always criticising other people's ideas but never suggesting your own?

Organisations are no longer satisfied with hard-working people, doing the same thing over and over. They are looking, eagerly, for creative people who can innovate and lead. People with new ideas.

Is there a secret or magic formula for creativity? If you were born creative, your are lucky. If not, why not become creative by applying simple, but very effective, techniques that stimulate your brain into ideas generation or problem solving? If your brain is taking a break, soon your career will too. Innovate, excel, succeed and prosper.

But, how exactly do you generate new ideas, when your mind feels absolutely blank at times? The 'secret' is stimulation: gently, but firmly, awakening your brain to a new reality: generate new ideas or..

	A. [Blue] Analytic, technical, logical
	B. [Green] Organisational , conservative
	C. [Red] Emotional, interpersonal
	D. [Yellow] Holistic, synthesising

De Bono's 6 Hats classifies thinking styles into 6 categories (represented by coloured thinking hats):

[White] Informational, factual

[Red] Emotional

[Black] Risks, caution, negative, pessimistic

[Yellow] Benefits, positive, optimistic

[Green] Creative, new/alternative ideas

[Blue] Control (of other hats)

We approached the design of the Creative Thinking programme in a, well, creative way. We observed that people are leading ever more hectic lifestyles and probably do not have time for a lengthy, in-depth, cover all historical research and facts programme. So, we created Express.

Express is hard-hitting, fast, and focused. Each programme unit is a dynamic Flash-based workout. Theory is presented in summary, followed immediately by interactive workouts, where you input YOUR ideas, then analyse your input compared to suggested 'answers'. No fluff, pure exhilaration.

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Creative thinking is the art of stimulating your brain to think in innovative ways, generate original ideas, evaluate options objectively, solve problems effectively, present your thoughts eloquently and make decisions decisively.