Creative thinking - how to get out of the box and generate ideas: Giovanni Corazza at TEDxRoma

This video is filmed and edited by Università Telematica Internazionale UNINETTUNO www.uninettunouniversity.net.
Corazza is a full-time professor at the Alma Mater Studiorum at the University of Bologna, a member of the Executive Council, and the founder of the Marconi Institute of Creativity. He teaches science and the applications of creative thinking. Why/Which/How/Where/What/When/Experiment. A quick jump out of the box is more insight ful than a lifetime of standard thinking.
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[@The3nlightened0ne]

For all those who missed his points, here is the video summary: 1:17 - To be creative, you need to practice out-of-the-box thinking. 5:30 - Be aware of your assumptions. Unfounded assumptions prevent you from thinking creatively. 6:25 - Value Long Thinking; judge ideas by how they fit as an ensemble, not individually. You can only do this with patience. 7:07 - Apply theories and concepts to areas that were never applied to before. 7:17 - Creative thinking is about finding many alternatives and choosing the best answer, not about finding the right* answer. 9:15 - If your environment punishes mistakes, you will never be creative. 9:50 - Combine different disciplines to create new ideas using metaphors.

[@luciocossio8310]

+Mr. Ding For me, the most valuable things he talked about was at the end with his example. He describes a small "process" to generate new ideas. - You start with characteristics that you know about the issue - you apply divergent modifiers to change this characteristics. Modifiers would be to exaggerate something (up or down) or to use the opposite. This allow you to put your mind in a different setting of available choices and think about this new environment.

[@mandaloriancrusader3746]

+Lucio Cossio can you explain this a little more please?

[@Amy-qc2qq]

Great summary - thankyou :-) 👍👍

[@sadiqueahmad8649]

Great...very helpful

[@megthefangirl5298]

Bae Tysm Still had to watch this boring shit tho -.-

[@JoeSims1776]

First, learn all of the rules Second, break all of the rules

[@benwong139]

Bread for Kropotkin I like your reply here.thanks

[@idkfml6175]

ben wong lol this was 2 year ago...very lol

[@AngelCintiaRockgirl]

Bread for Kropotkin Or be like the Chinese: Learn all the laws Break all the laws.

[@ggzalimohamedamin166]

Cintia

[@endretolnai]

It is very interesting how you adapted the information in the video...I know what you mean by Break all the rules, but it can be misleading for someone....I would say : break all the rules without breaking all the rules. Have a good one.

[@baddhabbitscain]

Im a kid and I learned to keep going with ideas that sound crazy to make them possible

[@shalinikirrths5144]

That sounds great and it isnt crazy 👏👏

[@GabrielPetrone]

Keep going👏

[@erinhappy-go-lucky5040]

I believe in you! Be your best self! Go after your dreams!

[@mohdfauzabdulrazak9946]

@@erinhappy-go-lucky5040 I.I don't know everyone ... but what I know..what are you people doing..it really makes my life very difficult ..

[@mohdfauzabdulrazak9946]

@@erinhappy-go-lucky5040 .Now I don't have a job..I feel very bad ..very, very, very, very bad, bad, truck, bad, bad ..

[@jujugarcianyc]

This was super helpful! What I got out of it: 1. Identify commonly agreed upon elements of something 2. Freely change one or more of those elements without critique, until you land on something that is excitingly feasible

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Sir W. Churchill said: " For every question there is an answer that is clear, concise and coherent and wrong." Usually when we seek an answer we jump to conclusions, instead of taking our time and letting our minds dig a little deeper. Most people also think that our thoughts originate in the brain, but the brain is only like the cockpit of an aircraft while the pilot is our soul........................Falun Dafa

[@harshvardhanwagare5663]

7:16 *"When you think creatively there's no single answer, there are many possible alternatives"* -Giovanni Corazza This is *GOLD*

[@aarushrajeshacharya8615]

Golden experience!! He is giorno giovanna

[@cat-des650]

Well that's true but it is also true that we love to be puzzle .

[@jeffforsythe9514]

W. Churchill said: " For every question there is an answer that is clear, concise and coherent and wrong." Usually when we seek an answer we jump to conclusions, instead of taking our time and letting our minds dig a little deeper. Most people also think that our thoughts originate in the brain, but the brain is only like the cockpit of an aircraft while the pilot is our soul........................Falun Dafa

[@mathijsjacke1915]

I watch this because I don't know what to build in minecraft.

[@issacclarke5801]

Ah! i see you are a man of culture...............

[@ErgoProxie]

same

[@tribhuwankandpal612]

🙏🙏🤝

[@ueldinho24]

I felt this at a different level

[@iloveanime6441]

Same

[@11uja]

to anyone saying this man gave a bad talk, i don't think you're listening to his words closely enough.

[@sudoLife]

Well, no one sees the world exactly the same way, so telling someone to listen more closely is like having an equation understading = view * attention. See? People's views are different, so we can't really predict the understanding... That's my point of view, but you may or may not disagree with me, I don't know. We're all different!

[@adamalpha7881]

too see or to assess the presenter in different ways is kind of creativity and how you see is not how all the world see the event ..

[@user-ll3jz5qr3h]

Not to bad, but should be better ..

[@jjjj7448]

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[@Zo-hc2fn]

I am thinking about a new type of restaurants : eating-spots, in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate, this is opposed to current restaurants, thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are way more powerful than restaurants, along with that, there is an app, people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days, menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app

[@laralynealarcon6734]

This speech is really a life changing. There are a lot of lessons we can learn from this man speaking infront of different people who are facing different challenges in life. Thanks to this man who proudly speaks to encourage a lot of people not just the audience watching out there but also someone like who's watching through my phone. Hope you continue motivating people in the future!

[@sciencepur4950]

🙏

[@VINAYKUMAR-lq7js]

Good mam

[@amitkirtania]

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[@hakim1496able]

it's way easier to -talk, live, walk, breath- inside box rather than outside the box.. but this man has had a creative topic to share in a very logical way and i thank him very much for the nice talk..

[@worldshaper1723]

He took time to get into his main point, and it was totally worth it.

[@josephchege3149]

Exactly! Loved it, too.

[@farisSTINGrai]

Which was?

[@sebaceousgland5123]

​@@farisSTINGrai First learn the rules. Got it? Now break them.

[@Zo-hc2fn]

I am thinking about a new type of restaurants : eating-spots, in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate, this is opposed to current restaurants, thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are way more powerful than restaurants, along with that, there is an app, people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days, menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app

[@lia19]

Why do i feel like we are all going to be succesful if we watched this ))) Anyway I hope we can all use our imaginations and create interesting things 💞. Good luck guys !!

[@johnmwangi8706]

Thanks habibi

[@abdulkereemalhajj4081]

We are not going to be successful some of us just maybe ... And this is just how to thinking ... Success is about going We all know that thinking and doing not the seem thing

[@JJEAM_]

I hope

[@Zo-hc2fn]

I am thinking about a new type of restaurants: eating-spots in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate this is opposed to current restaurants, thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are more powerful than restaurants, along with that, there is an app, people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days, menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app

[@cartoons__for__kids_Hindi]

@@Zo-hc2fn based on the input you can see which of the chiefs can make that dishes which are voted most by people from that area, and than you can shuffle the chiefs based on that

[@jasminehuynh5461]

I don't know what these other comments are talking about. I'm typically a person who gets bored easily and has trouble paying attention. And maybe, in the beginning, for like half a minute that was the case, but then what he was actually talking about has worth. He put it simply, gave the procedure to which to bring about being more creative, and then invited people to go through the procedure as an example. I have watched many videos which make a lot of claims, but this was one that was actually really helpful, and it didn't have to be elaborate or have any additions of visuals- what he had to share was worthy in itself, and he made sure to address how it could be brought about.

[@stylexmta]

I agree with him about he said "get out of the box". This sentence's mean is "if you look at different, you can be creative." Therefore I try different ways for problems. Different ways very important for me. If they can do it, you can too. You are not small. Don't listen to negative people. World is big and your mind should also be big. Look at the big picture. He supported my ideas so thanks him for the speech.

[@user-hq5ci7nx8k]

Waaaoo that's good💯

[@adventurecoalition3690]

“Resist killing your own ideas” powerful, thank you. This was a great talk 👍

[@alien6751]

My key takeaways. 1. Always resist the temptation, that says that you are thinking wayyy oout of box. 2. There is no single right answer, when you are thinking creatively. 3. When you generate new ideas, never ever be like " oh, somebody might have thought/ done that before", you are self - doubting, instead do your research, find similarity and differences. *Note that we take what we need, there are lot of information here in this video which are equally important.

[@rafaanimir8820]

I think his talk was very structured ,yes he took time to make his point clear ,but he was building an understanding so each one of us can asses his main point clearly ,amazing talk ,enjoyed it!

[@Zulu369]

I personally discovered how to think out of the box by travelling around the world, living, studying, working among people of different cultures with different perspectives of life and death, happiness, and knowledge. I understood that there is actually nothing absolute in this world but rather everything is relative. As Marcus Aurelius put it long time ago: "Everything you hear is an opinion, not the truth. Everything you see is a perspective, not reality."

[@barryhenshaw9321]

WOW! This quote applies to SO much that happens in "our" world. I will now look up MA for more wisdom.

[@afreenshaikh5792]

This one's freaking awesome...really will start applying now on and yes a lot of us think "if this was a good idea, someone must have already done it" which i will avoid now

[@stefichintiasimatupang2598]

I stuck to get ideas. Because I thought, I lacked of creativity. But while I was watching this, I learned how to get those ideas. That's very helpful.

[@Elsiemotivates]

Really awesome talk. It allows one to think way beyond the current situation and or conditions. More these talks can certainly be very life changing and rewarding.

[@Bolloface]

Very helpful, thanks. A clear and practical explanation of the creative process at work. "The courage to think outside the box. The courage to play."

[@jeffforsythe9514]

How about outside the brain? Churchill said: " For every question there is an answer that is clear, concise and coherent and wrong." Usually when we seek an answer we jump to conclusions, instead of taking our time and letting our minds dig a little deeper. Most people also think that our thoughts originate in the brain, but the brain is only like the cockpit of an aircraft while the pilot is our soul........................Falun Dafa

[@luigidibernardo4186]

I am Italian and I can say it is a pleasure to listen to an Italian who speaks great English. Chapeau.

[@vanvivanvi9383]

I didn't attend lecture like this before , clear language ,meaningful expressions , ifeel really excited for your spreading words , too thank to you doctor .

[@MohammedAnsariRiz]

A very important topic. He spoke clearly, loud and with all the modulations. He seems to follow all the rules of good public speaking, but half way through i just wanted to run away from my phone. I watched Ted regularly but this guy has spooked me. I will come back to this video, later, and try to understand why I felt like that. Something very important to learn here about how a sincere talk can go so wrong! A clinical case study.

[@khushburobert]

The exercise at the end explains everything, clarify how to do, first knowing the current process, making points and then come out of the box thinking and expanding those points ... great, thanks

[@abdulrazaque6512]

Good remarks

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[@susannnico]

Honestly, she deserves more acknowledgements, just the same way I was going through comments and i saw this, I gave a try and it was quite overwhelming ever since!

[@vijitgarg]

I have already use these techniques for creativity. You describe this beautifully in this video. Thank you.

[@saharlahmar7805]

I love this speech.. Every word has sens. Thank you ♥️♥️

[@drnabi818]

he said " Everything is random or uneven in this universe , we human needs to arrange them properly according to our need".😯😯

[@shilpapatil7199]

'we need to value long thinking' - love that!

[@mindburstTV]

Your thoughts create your realities. Wonderful insights. Inside the box, there is familiarity. Its a comfort zone.

[@yahalife]

Giovanni Corazza was great! One can do many brain exercises to increase or unbox their creativity. "Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun." -- Mary Lou Cook

[@Lambchop5525]

While some of the below comments are negative, I think that they were expecting the secrets of the universe, I strongly encourage people to engage with this talk. It's content is valuable and assist in pushing one's thinking away from the safe places and into the unexplored.

[@theriffwriter2194]

I assume that people listening to a TED talk know precisely what they're getting. Informative speaches with substantial, useful information and not just someone talking in pointless, vague, cryptic, nothing. Which is why most of us are so disappointed. You remind me of people who pretend to understand Anime and spy movies to make themselves feel smart but true intelligence is knowing when someone simply doesn't deserve to be on that stage. They can't all be good. He slipped through the cracks.

[@raisedconsciousness9965]

Knowledge comes from self awareness

[@sharonkinsella7435]

This was awesome. Apply a divergent mechanism to your usual convergent thinking to generate out of the box thinking. Thank you!

[@anythingdiy577]

Speed up the playback and you will not be bored. Try different approach ---- that's the essence of this speech.

[@goffryboss]

pretty creative lol

[@darkstar3656]

nice, thanks

[@thefilmphilosophytamil]

Lolololololololololol

[@zzz.tyrone]

How much ?

[@Zo-hc2fn]

I am thinking about a new type of restaurants : eating-spots, in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate, this is opposed to current restaurants, thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are way more powerful than restaurants, along with that, there is an app, people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days, menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app

[@jeremiahmeade3508]

I love how after school has “helped” us we are trying to re-learn what we were born with that being creativity because school’s way of “helping” us had the collateral damage of robbing us of our beautiful gift of curiosity and it doesn’t help that parents are holding back their children from being curious because the parents think it is keeping them safe but in all reality it’s hurting more than helping.

[@SenseiTeachingOfficial]

This is marvelous! Thank you sir for making something that was somehow understanded, pointed out and cleared to help others to also do it. Will apply it!

[@sweetvibeslyrics26]

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[@emmanuellemalali3034]

Thumb up!: indeed interesting topic

[@hamadiabdoulba4490]

it is not long ago that i started hearing about the think or get outside the box notion. and i found it important that everyone should understand that concept.

[@KingaGorski]

I so appreciate these types conversations and expansive ways of thinking. Really enjoyed the ideas shared here!

[@aleoshere]

Thank you so much TED and Mr. Corazza. I did learn so much by watchin' this incredible video

[@woozihae]

MAAATE that opening is extremely relatable and one of my most frustrating problems! I thought I was the only one.

[@Olsen65]

The first talk about creativity that rang a creative bell for me. Easy to understand and to do.

[@larryalbritton5304]

This guy knows what he talking about. I'm very impress with his concept from his explaination of creativity thinking.

[@LIPINPIUSmeetme]

usually TED talks are like caffeine to me but this, its phenomenal better than a GLASS OF WARM MILK

[@abhishekbhattacharjee4639]

Amazing talk really aligns with a few things I was daydreaming about every now and then Especially the last example where you just remove the most crucial part of a system and then add something new to make it work

[@yoppysoleman9758]

Thank you very much to TEDx Talks for uploading. Thank you very much.

[@abdulghozy7126]

i agree with what you were talk about, i got many advices, knowledges, and benefits after i saw you. i hope many people become like what you were talk about, and we can make a better world.

[@rajachoudhary3751]

Living inside the box and thinking outside the box is really a point which is connecting both for better outcome..

[@kimmynight4737]

Indeed, good speakers! A little difficult topic for me, but explained well, so I understand a lot of things! Thanks

[@arlinegeorge6967]

So true our dignity when you're survival, necessary for dignity. Think out of the box. Spice. Loved your talk. Thank you bless you, All your dreams come true.

[@DoofyMusic69]

This speech changed my life. Now I can't stop thinking out of the box and people think I'm creative

[@mohammadhashemi9007]

Great speech, I am an UX/UI designer and thinking out of the box is a key element for me to learn and to know how to use it. So I decided to save it in a playlist to watch often. Thanks a milion mr Corazza and Tedx team ❤🌹

[@rehmansiddiqui1]

This is life changing!! I appreciate that how the man makes everything out so cleared n explains soo well !! 😄

[@vastucson]

Fascinating! The first book to take readers inside the experience of creative inspiration hits bookstores tomorrow. It's called, "Deep Creativity: Inside the Creative Mystery," and is the culmination of a 30-year exploration into the heart of creative inspiration. It stresses the idea that creativity is not just thinking outside the box but living outside it.

[@VenkatachalamRavindran]

Wonderful . After explaining out of the box thinking.. he provided examples of how to change parameters in convergent thinking.. This makes it practically useful speech

[@SenseiEli]

10:16 - Till the end is strongest part! Go out of the box hear this guy! He knows what he is talking about.

[@GordonBagshaw-GBEnglishClass]

I love this talk. well done.

[@freddemion2499]

Nice one

[@classbbbageneral6091]

he clearly show the existence how to do out of the box, and how creative thinking works, and to become more creative you simply have to open your mind.

[@teim2002]

I love the exchange speakers concept and the ego spirit challenge...brilliant

[@Senapiguko34]

The thing is some of us limit how we think creatively and push ourselves around. What we need to do is to focus on our resolve and if you think it's a good idea and do it! Don't let others affect you.

[@essa200911]

I think : Leaning Thinking out of the box is the way to super intelligent. Practice and Improving More useful Knowledges are kind of the key or the gun or the food that help your mind.

[@GoCanucks2011]

Everything you do - Everything you encounter - Everything you experience - ------- is changing your brain --------

[@davidjameswest4575]

Balance. It’s the fine line between doing what is asked of Us and taking the initiative to go further/ to do more

[@vladbilous9563]

Great idea! Unlike most of TED Talks, this one is quite practical.

[@jehriko7525]

I agree, it's good to learn some new interesting concepts but if you can't actually use them for anything, what's the point besides entertainment?

[@GordonTorbet]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 01:43 📦 Thinking outside the box is essential for human dignity and creativity, as it allows us to generate new ideas and go beyond common knowledge. 03:17 🧠 The "box" represents the boundary between what we know and what we haven't thought about yet, making it necessary to break free from our established knowledge. 05:45 🌟 To think creatively, we must incorporate divergent information, unconventional ideas, and long thinking to cross the boundaries of our knowledge. 09:08 🌐 Creating a creative environment involves allowing divergent information, welcoming irrelevant input, mixing different disciplines, and using metaphors to stimulate new ideas. Made with HARPA AI

[@ukanaomon7173]

This was excellent! The thought experiment at the end brought his talk to life! In summary, first understand the first principles of anything. Then, through divergent thinking, imagine what could be if you modified or replaced certain elements. Apt!

[@julianarchuleta2830]

Wow I contemplated long thought while listening......great talk!!

[@creativitystuff8121]

Great job Giovanni. Creative thought and innovation is very hard to describe. Thank you for sharing!

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Winston Churchill said: " For every question there is an answer that is clear, concise and coherent and wrong." Usually when we seek an answer we jump to conclusions, instead of taking our time and letting our minds dig a little deeper. Most people also think that our thoughts originate in the brain, but the brain is only like the cockpit of an aircraft while the pilot is our soul........................Falun Dafa

[@TheKatrinaRuthShow]

Wow! Love this! Thank you for sharing your insight into this topic :)

[@chamleyariyachandra6006]

Exciting! Creative thinking is invaluable element in digital era

[@chief1374]

TEDx is the way to go✌👌 Am getting better. Keep it up with the same spirit U are enlightening a lot of people.

[@victoriacarmazan1951]

His speech is so light and the information is very useful & easy to digest ;)

[@MindAndWealth1]

It really is, you took the words "easy to digest" out of my mouth lol

[@PraxisOfHealthBillFaulkner]

This was excellent! I received a tremendous amount of insight regarding how to approach my goals from a whole new perspective. Thank you!!

[@malochafrenkmayala260]

Thinking out of the box is not easy,but needs tolerant,and a timeless thinker we always loose hope when comes barriers on how to make the idea in a reality.

[@yaziciee]

First of all, I agree completely his statement and his speaking. The speaking has one sentence and for me this sentence is summary of video and main idea of topic. “Get out of the box.” This sentence say “You can do different stuffs, you can be creative.” The sentence very important that. At the present time people cannot be creative because they always criticize other people's opinions but they don't give with any ideas. Therefor people should try to be creative and they must “get out of the box.”

[@dogethsamurai2390]

Thank you 1. out-of-the-box thinking. 2. Be aware of your assumptions. 3. Value Long Thinking 4. Apply theories 5. Creative thinking 6. You must never blame your enviroment 7. Combine different disciplines to create new ideas

[@lenceropiyo4796]

Wao! I have learnt how to think outside the box. Great presentation.

[@SoulReflection2024]

really useful for me also

[@CarlosParraBosenberg]

Revealing!!!! Many thanks!!

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp6279]

I love this show, thank you so much for teaching. ขอบพระคุณมากครับ

[@ramil2733]

Some great principles in this video.

[@nguyencongthuyet6254]

his voice so good and very clear

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp1543]

This is the best show online. Thank you from Thailand sir.

[@rsrmurthyfca3020]

Superb, simple and effective talk on understanding creative thinking

[@pafn888]

For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he: Proverbs 23:7a

[@samel88]

I mean... is that supposed to be creative?

[@Aethelhadas]

Oou I see you’re a fan of Shakespear

[@maxthegr8legend319]

This entire video: easy, simple but hard to do.

[@aidanthompson5053]

"Learning is an ongoing process that is essential for solving both familiar and new problems. By stepping outside our comfort zone, we can apply our past knowledge to new situations, giving us the ability to think abstractly and try different approaches. However, it is important to also self-regulate and stay true to our values, as venturing too far from the familiar can be daunting. It is through acknowledging our experiences and how they shape us that we can differentiate right from wrong and make the most of our learning journey."

[@entertainmentdhamaaka3929]

Fascinating, thank you for the insightful speech

[@rogersmugarura1110]

Think out of the box, innovation, get out box, them come back! Why out of the box? Always a necessity. If same inform, what's the difference Which box, boundary what we know and what we don't know! Invisible, necessary for our dignity but risky!? Reality is beautiful.. Dominant info, how things shld be, but out side the box... Divergent info.

[@sebaceousgland5123]

Amazing speech... I already have a few ideas for my current project now. Thank you so much!

[@milanmagar2775]

Really a good speech ❤ Explained very well ! would definitely implement those things. I agree with A quick jump outside the box is more insightful than a lifetime of a standard thinking.

[@ChetanVithlani]

That's awesome, one of the best TEDx with toughest topic!

[@suharsh96]

Amazing talk ! thank you for this

[@sahraamini]

You won'd be regretting this: If you feel stuck in any part of your life, TRY to listen and understand this video. Once understood; Apply it to your honest individual experience and notice the result right away.

[@leonkituyi3935]

Its good to have creative thinking. We all have creative thinking when we have a conversation with others

[@haranrajen1586]

Speech from out of the box , turned me out of the life , in a positive way 👍💪

[@InfoPro89]

Before exploring long thinking you must master your subject of thinking.

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[@geethakumari5053]

OUT OF THE BOX*** GOOD IDEA, LISTENED SEVERAL TIMES* I BELIEVE WE MUST CHANGE EVERY FIELD WHAT REMAINIBG4 US, MUST**** PRESENTATIKN GOOD ALSO BEST VOICE. CONGRATULATIONS

[@makelebanon1]

For anyone who couldn't relate what the man is saying: there's something called mind state. The mind state could be *scared* *happy* *angry* *in love* some of them are hard to recognize but as example it's easy to recognize that you're angry, and every mind state has it consequences in real life. So if you're happy you'll tend to trust a stranger though the many signs that you shouldn't. We can conclude that the mind state shape our view's prespective to the world. Now here is what the man said: if you have something you're dealing with like money problem or relationship problem, you'll probably deal with them as *scared* or *angry* therefore why don't you break this mind state and think about the problem in different way? The current mind state is the box and you have to change it to get new behaviours and way of thinking, stimulate or calm your emtions it's all your decision

[@kingnazir560]

Stupendous way of thinking, our creativity mind, come out of d box. let d creativity flow freely