Week 4 Reading Reflection

I think that what surprised me the most was that the entire chapter read like a psychology book. It was pretty much entirely about the brain and different types of creativity.  One thing that confused me a bit was the exercises for sparking creativity cause I don't think they work. They seem less practical than he makes them out to be. If I could ask the author two questions, the first would be if he really believes that dealing with different relationship is as straight forward as he makes them out to be and second I would ask what exercise for sparking creativity that he personally uses most of the time. I'd like to hear his answers to these two questions. There are a couple things that I don't completely agree with in this chapter. The main thing would be how something as subjective as creativity can be broken into specific processes and that he has  his own list of things that hinder theses processes. I don't think there is much that can hinder true creativity.