“Creativity is the process of bringing something new to existence” Ecstasy.” – Rollo May, The Courage to Create We have heard the word “Creative” all our life. Whether in school, college, family gatherings or at work. People have always judged us and tagged us with either being, “creative or not creative”. Have you noticed in your personal life that some people are recognized and listened to more than others? Or have you been on the receiving end where in your friend or colleague is most sought after rather than you? I am sure you have asked these questions to yourself and you’re always left with unsatisfied answers. Creativity is new and unique ideas; makes connections with previously unrelated notions; is not afraid to use unorthodox methods; is seen as original and meaningful thoughts or ideas. Creativity has set us apart from all other form of life that exists. It’s this ability of mankind
Communication is derived from the Latin word Communicare (to share) Exchange of information between two entities is what we understand communication as. Everything that has existed, exists or will exist communicates. Our existence relies on communication. Where does communication start? It starts with in ourselves. Each of the cells in our body communicates at a very large and un-quantifiable level. Communication has played the most vital role in cornicing us to what we are today. Noam Chomsky , a prominent proponent of discontinuity theory, argues that a single chance mutation occurred in one individual in the order of 100,000 years ago, instantaneously installing the language faculty (a component of the mind-brain ) in "perfect" or "near-perfect" form. Thus helping us to evolve at a higher rate. Around 3000 BCE we were using cuneiforms (Capsule) as form of written communication which was a pictorial representation. Let’s look at a brief history of our