The world upside down In case you are on a busy schedule and have no wish to radically change familiar things, just look at them in a totally new way — turn them upside down! As an example, there are objects on the shelf next to your workplace which have been there awhile (a calendar, a statuette, a framed photo). Turn them upside down.
How it works: when you look at an item, the logical part of the brain instantly processes the information, and then abstract thinking is involved. If the brain has identified the object as familiar, it does not need to activate the thought process: the thing becomes "part of the landscape" and the person does not pay attention to it.
An alien picture requires additional neural resources, connects the creative right hemisphere and analytics of form, color combinations, and qualities of the object.
This reorganization brings the effect of novelty and allows you to break the pattern of thinking.
