What is Colourful Thinking?
These days many people spend the majority of their day thinking in a frenetic, fast-paced and superficial way.
For them, this kind of high-intensity and speedy beta wave thinking has
become habitual and is a way of life. Beta wave thinking
has its place. For example, when it comes to analysis
and action-planning. But if you spend too much time
engaged in it you feel tired and stressed. DayTime Thinking as we call it, is not
conducive to generating ideas.
Slow, deeper and quieter forms of thinking are. As
individuals, effective creativity comes adding other
thinking styles into the mix. It’s like thinking in
colour instead of in black and white. Other colours of
thinking are as follows.
- The deep thinking which occurs when brain wave frequencies slow down and intensify. This happens when you sleep. We call this NightTime Thinking and it can be used to generate ideas and solve problems.
- The insights and inspirational thoughts which come from theta wave thinking, which we call DayBreak Thinking.
- The reflective and intuitive thoughts which come from alpha wave thinking, which we call DayDream Thinking.
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