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How to challenge assumptions
How to generate new ideas
How to break out of traditional thinking patterns
The takeaway of the story: "Moral"
Use your creative thinking. You can always overcome a tough situation, by stepping outside of the box which it is confined to. You may think you have limited options, but there are creative ways to get around it.
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We’ve all heard the saying, “think outside of your box.” The saying has become synonymous with creative thinking and being innovative. Obviously, this quality often proves beneficial to people trying to push themselves.
This short story is one of the best examples of thinking outside of th...
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