Look at the World "Upside Down"Why?
If you have a familiar object in front of you in its normal position, the left ("
verbal") side of the brain quickly recognizes it and turns its attention to something else. Yet, if you turn the object upside down, the right side of the brain goes to work
recognizing the unfamiliar image.
This simple exercise develops creativity and helps generate ideas.Turn
"upside down" pictures of loved ones, written words, a calendar, a clock, and look closely, thereby developing your brain
