I still remember, when as a child, I once went to my grandpa’s home alone. That night, the notorious clouds completely eclipsed the feeble moonlight. What was left was a night as dark as a dog’s gut. I was unfamiliar with that area. I was undoubtedly frightened. Fortunately, I had a torch to my rescue. As I switched it on, I heard a spooky noise. Hastily, I pointed the light in that direction. By now, my fear had made its impression on my sense about that vicinity. Without wasting a second, I ran towards a place I was most familiar with, my home. A few days later, my curiosity surgedd and I asked my parents to take me to that place. That day, I explored that area with my parents and I realized, there wasn’t anything spooky about that place. The second night, I again went to that place, all alone and just with a torch. I wasn’t scared being there. I was no longer scared of the darkness. That day I realized that familiarity brings with it a sense of security. 

Now, let’s put this message in the context of creativity. If you are unfamiliar with the world of creative business then you might feel scared going or being there. Hence, it is important to make yourself familiar with your surroundings, to focus that light onto your goals, and to shoo away those fear-like distractions. This course does exactly the same. It uses cognitive & mindsets training to help you boost your creativity and stay focussed.