Thinking outside of the box

Outside of the box is thinking in a different perspective, it’s a metaphor. Are you thinking differently where you analyze things before you put your answer in? Like solving a puzzle and having to have a different way of looking at it.  It was derived back in the 1970s and 1980s challenging their clients to solve the “nine-dots” puzzle, where solution requires lateral thinking.  It encourages creative thinking.

How to think outside of the box:

1. Incorporate creative thinking.  Willingness to see things from a different angle.
2. Less body, more brain. The less stress and being calm, makes your brain relax and then your mind focused on thinking to see a different perspective.
3. Remove fear. When focusing you need to remove fear and worries.  Have a cheerful environment.
4. Avoid being too serious. When you’re too serious, you are taking away creativity.
5. Childlike innocent thinking. This will put on the risk factor to go away, and you can explore even further.
6. Trust your gut. Experiment and take courageous moves.
7. Embrace positivity.  While learning, make sure to see good in everything.  Become the source of positivity.
8. Learn new ways.  By reasoning things out, what you used to do will give you a new way of conscious reality.
9. Create something out at random. Turn it upside down or backwards.  Where you can physically flip a paper or anything to see other orientation.
10. Breakaway from obvious patterns.  By following the rules and doing things the same  over and over expecting a different result will not change anything.

There are many great advantages that can be brought from out of the box thinking.  Problems can be converted into opportunities. By encouraging and utilizing your energy into motivational outcomes will result in big breakthroughs.