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2006 Issue 8, August 2006 |
Hello! Here's a scoop of Inbox Sand for August. I hope you are enjoying your summer and these ideas inspire you! Idea Sandbox Tip When it comes to curiosity and creative problem solving, kids have the process down pat. They are expert problem solvers. (Only a kid can transform an oversized box into a lunar lander!) Having this imagination around the office can be pretty handy. But how can you make this happen without breaking child labor laws or getting into trouble with school truancy officers? Bring your Inner Child to work. How are you supposed to find this kid? At the Idea Sandbox Institute we’ve discovered the process to reaching your Inner Child in three simple steps... - Step 1: Determine the age of your Inner Child. Step 1 - Determine the age of your Inner Child Step 2 - Behave like that Inner Child Recall the kinds of questions you asked at 5, 8, or 10 years old? You were filled with wonder, exploration, and curiosity! You constantly asked… What if? I don’t get it. I wonder why…? Why not? How come? Ask those questions again... today. Play! Keep a stash of Play-Doh or Silly Putty in your purse or desktop drawer. (The scent of these alone will transport you instantly to childhood). Get away from your work for 15 minutes. Have recess. Play outside. Step 3 - Don’t let Them
out of your sight Your Inner Child plays well at home, too. Your significant other will be pleasantly surprised when you bring home finger painting supplies to create original works of art for the fridge instead of watching another episode of reality TV. Get big ideas being little... Thanks, If you need inspiration, or have some tips of your own, continue this conversation at the Idea Sandbox blog. Take care, Paul p.s. There is a chance that you haven't received Sand for Your Inbox in a while. If that is the case, I'm sorry. To catch up on any installments you may have missed please visit http://www.idea-sandbox.com/sand.html Paul Williams Thank you for your interest in Idea Sandbox. Idea Sandbox does not use, sell, or borrow your information for any reason. I hope you enjoyed receiving this message. |
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