Identify your most vexing problems. What
are you most immovable blockages; the most harrowing polarities that refuse to
budge. Identify most vexing aspects of those problems. Break it down to an
anatomy. Isolate each individual part. Draw a picture of this machine and what
each part looks like. These individual parts are variables, things that can be
changed and substituted with other alternatives.
Think of alternatives to each variable,
thinking of new variables in the process, or perhaps merging existing variables
into one. For each variable, illustrate it
as a shape along a spectrum of possibilities that are possible alternatives that
one variable. Add more blank shapes along the same line and try to insert
meanings into them. This conceptualizes the idea that the alternative exists, you
just have to fill in that silhouette in the grid.
Another way is to make a clay
representation of each variable and mold it into different shapes to come up
with new variations of the same variable.
The goal of this fluid intelligence game
is to come up with a sufficient number of alternatives that you can be to think
less rigidly about what is possible.
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