Outils d'écriture / Writing tools

Techniques créatives :: Guy Aznar :: Formation à la créativité Techniques d’imprégnation La plupart des techniques d’éloignement peuvent aussi servir comme techniques d’imprégnation. Simplement, à ce stade, on ne cherche pas à utiliser la production pour croiser, on passe de l’une à l’autre plus rapidement pour s’imprégner. Inversement, les techniques d’imprégnation, peuvent, dans certains cas être utilisées comme techniques d’éloignement. Parmi les multiples manières de s’imprégner d’un problème, nous recommandons, en particulier : L’identification Dessinez le problème Rêvez la solution Prendre du recul Autres astuces d’animateurs : Pourquoi.

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