Creative Problem Solving
Paula shares her unique perspective on the creative process, likening her brain to a slot machine that combines various influences to generate ideas. She emphasizes the importance of letting the subconscious work, suggesting that overthinking can hinder problem-solving. Engaging in activities like sketching can help unlock new connections and insights.In this clip
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