Creative Venture, Patience and Sincere Practice as the Core of Idea Actualization

Creativity
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Denis Dutton illustrates, using the Darwinian beauty theory that artistic and beautiful things are far from the simple phrase “in the eye of the beholder” but rather lies in the core aspect of human nature with innate origins evolutionary. Beauty is deep in our brains, a gift passed on from intelligent skills and rich emotional lives of our ancestors. This explains why we moderns use virtuoso display in arts, especially in creation of imaginary worlds in fictional movies to show emotional intensity with music, dance and paint – explaining why we all find beauty in skilled performances explaining creativity as a cognitive skill developed over time.
Our brains comprise of the right and left hemisphere, separate from each other yet communicate via the corpus callosum. On one side, left hemisphere picks our present ideas and information and projects it into the future ideas. As such, according to Jill Bolte, the left hemisphere thinks in language and context, and this connects our internal world to the external world, breeding enormous creativity ideas and possibilities.
Creativity is supposed to embrace optimism. According to Adora Svitak, we should develop ‘childish’ thinking so that we can come up with bold ideas that are well thought. Creativity is a skill, and a skill deserves perfection in all manners achievable. She goes ahead to clearly state that...