Originality: They are able to come up with new and innovative ideas, and are not afraid to take risks and think outside the box.

Flexibility: They are able to adapt their thinking to changing circumstances and to approach problems from multiple perspectives.

Imagination: They have a vivid and active imagination, and are able to visualize new possibilities and ideas.

Curiosity: They are naturally curious and interested in the world around them, and are always seeking out new information and experiences.

Playfulness: They approach problem-solving and idea generation with a sense of play and experimentation, rather than feeling constrained by rules or conventions.

Persistence: They are willing to stick with an idea or project even when it is challenging or difficult, and are able to overcome setbacks and obstacles through their determination and perseverance.

Collaborative: They are open to collaboration and working with others to generate new ideas and solve problems.

Tolerance for ambiguity: They are comfortable with uncertainty and ambiguity, and are able to tolerate the discomfort of not knowing all the answers.

Self-expression: They value self-expression and are able to communicate their ideas effectively through a variety of media, including writing, art, music, or other creative outlets.

Intuition: They are able to rely on their intuition and instincts when making creative decisions, and are not afraid to trust their gut.

Sensitivity: They are able to tune into their emotions and the emotions of others, and use this sensitivity to create works that evoke an emotional response from their audience.

Empathy: They are able to put themselves in the shoes of others and understand their perspectives, which allows them to create works that resonate with a wide range of people.

Aesthetic sense: They have a keen sense of aesthetics and are able to create works that are visually and/or aurally pleasing.

Experimentation: They are willing to try new things and experiment with different techniques or approaches in order to achieve a desired result.

Passion: They are deeply passionate about their work and are driven by a sense of purpose or meaning, rather than just a desire for external recognition or reward.

Adaptability: They are able to adapt to changing circumstances and are open to feedback and constructive criticism in order to refine and improve their work.

Multidisciplinary thinking: They are able to draw on insights and techniques from a variety of disciplines in order to create innovative works that cross traditional boundaries.

Problem-solving: They are able to approach problems from multiple angles and generate solutions that are creative, original, and effective.

Risk-taking: They are willing to take risks and embrace uncertainty in order to push the boundaries of what is possible.

Vision: They are able to envision a better world and use their creative talents to bring that vision to life in their work.

Playfulness: They have a playful and curious mindset, which allows them to approach problems and challenges with a sense of fun and playfulness, rather than rigidity or seriousness.

Originality: They are able to generate original ideas and approaches that are unique and distinct from what has been done before.

Authenticity: They are true to themselves and their own voice, and are not afraid to express themselves in a way that is honest and authentic.

Resourcefulness: They are able to work with limited resources and find creative solutions to problems, using whatever is available to them.

Imagination: They have a rich and vivid imagination, which allows them to create works that are fantastical, whimsical, or surreal.

Attention to detail: They are able to pay close attention to details and are meticulous in their work, which allows them to create works that are both beautiful and functional.

Intuition: They are able to trust their gut instincts and follow their intuition, even if it goes against conventional wisdom or norms.

Collaboration: They are able to work well with others and are open to feedback and collaboration in order to improve their work.

Reflection: They are able to reflect on their own work and experiences, and use that reflection to grow and improve as creative individuals.

Resilience: They are able to bounce back from setbacks and failures, and are able to use those experiences to learn and grow as creative individuals. 

Inborn Intelligence

Cultural Intelligence