Surprised to see nobody yet mention here Edward de Bono's concept of creative pause. It's through activities such as purposeless walking — or showering, or doi

Surprised to see nobody yet mention here Edward de Bono's concept of creative pause. It's through activities such as purposeless walking — or showering, or doing the dishes — that we allow our consciousness to subside into a routine task while subconscious feedback is allowed to subtly rise. In theory this allows for more of a connection to the deeper going-ons in the brain. More thoughts on the matter from designer Cameron Moll, dated six years ago: http://www.cameronmoll.com/archives/2008/11/showering_and_thinking/ http://www.cameronmoll.com/archives/2008/11/showering_and_th...