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| − | ''Right-Brain Thinking'' refers to the thinking techniques using the right side of the brain. The right side is the more creative and joyful side of the brain. Typically right-brain thinkers are the [[Virtuoso|virtuosi]] and entertainers of the world. Some famous right-brain thinkers include [[Walt Disney]], [[Leonardo Da Vinci]], [[John F. Kennedy]], and [[William Shakespeare]]. There are many benefits to being a right-brain thinker, such as more [[Creativity|creative]], more likely to hold onto their [[Childlike Wonder|childlike wonder]], stronger [[intuition]] and many others. | + | '''Right-Brain Thinking''' (Also known as Creative Thinking) refers to the thinking techniques using the right side of the brain. The right side is the more creative and joyful side of the brain. Typically right-brain thinkers are the [[Virtuoso|virtuosi]] and entertainers of the world. Some famous right-brain thinkers include [[Walt Disney]], [[Leonardo Da Vinci]], [[John F. Kennedy]], and [[William Shakespeare]]. There are many benefits to being a right-brain thinker, such as more [[Creativity|creative]], more likely to hold onto their [[Childlike Wonder|childlike wonder]], stronger [[intuition]] and many others. |
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Latest revision as of 19:03, July 2, 2019
Right-Brain Thinking (Also known as Creative Thinking) refers to the thinking techniques using the right side of the brain. The right side is the more creative and joyful side of the brain. Typically right-brain thinkers are the virtuosi and entertainers of the world. Some famous right-brain thinkers include Walt Disney, Leonardo Da Vinci, John F. Kennedy, and William Shakespeare. There are many benefits to being a right-brain thinker, such as more creative, more likely to hold onto their childlike wonder, stronger intuition and many others.