How to Practice Creativity by Questioning

As say’s going: there is no such thing as a stupid question - ask ask and ask some more. A creative mind is also more often inquisitive, ask many questions, the 'right' and well thought out question is halfway to attaining the right answer.
Open questions seem to be the "best" ones: for example : how do you achieve to have good mental health in rough times, or what is your best way to get yourself out of a trouble you put yourself in the first place … Creative mind is questioning everything, and get good feedback loops running with your personal and professional contexts as well.
Creative people are both problem finders and problem solvers: being in the state of flow is what all creative people would like to achieve because it is the most productive state; and alway challenge your own thinking by asking questions which often leads to discovering situations others do not see at first. The challenge is perhaps that, this can earn you a label of being 'negative' because you question everything.
Observing, questioning, connecting, networking are the key steps in creativity. …Creative people ask questions -usually questions no one else would think of. Frequently, the resulting work of art becomes richer and more evocative for the creative inspiration the artist came up with. Be sensitive with your intuition and listen to it. There are times when just going with the flow is more important.
Creativity is the "soaring factor." Creativity is the wind. Creativity is the saving grace. We may ask the wrong questions, tell ourselves the wrong answers and creativity gives it all another chance to make it right. When faith and hope seem to be non-existent, creativity is the only thing that may hold some truth.  the analogy of the wind which is invisible but manifest in the auditory and visual senses. Creativity is just like wind, invisible but made manifest.
Yes, some questions seem paradoxical, some questions are circular, some questions can not be answered, some questions seems not questions, still, there’re no such things as bad questions, practice your creativity by asking the meaningful questions.


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