> Often, by the time I get back, I've found a better solution. Yet, the article says: While the study showed that walking benefited creative brainstorming, it

> Often, by the time I get back, I've found a better solution. Yet, the article says: While the study showed that walking benefited creative brainstorming, it did not have a positive effect on the kind of focused thinking required for single, correct answers. [...] Productive creativity involves a series of steps – from idea generation to execution – and the research, Oppezzo said, demonstrated that the benefits of walking applied to the "divergent" element of creative thinking, but not to the more "convergent" or focused thinking characteristic of insight. "There's work to be done to find out the causal mechanisms," Schwartz said.