Do rules restrict creativity?

Creativity is curbed by rules But with stringent restrictions to comply with the norms of the organisation, it becomes extremely difficult to bring out something inquisitive and out of the box.

What is creative discipline?

There’s a growing trend among parenting experts towards “creative discipline” techniques – approaches that not only curb an offspring’s undesirable behaviour but do so in a way that’s fun rather than forceful and helps the lesson to stick.

What are the benefits of having self-discipline?

Once you have a good handle on your self discipline, you will reap many benefits, such as:

• Feeling of being in control of yourself.
• Higher rates of goal achievement and success.
• Overcome addictions and procrastination.
• Feeling more motivation towards your goals.
• Higher satisfaction of accomplishments.

Are rules bad for creativity?

The War of Art and just about every writer’s memoir I’ve ever read teaches us a lesson: creativity must be harnessed. But discipline devoid of passion is just rote rule-keeping. Following the rules is not the same as discipline. Rules are an means to discipline. They are a tool for creation. Rules aren’t necessarily bad.

What is the paradox of the creative discipline?

This is the paradox of any creative discipline. The rules that form the framework for expression can become the very prison from which you must escape. You cannot do this unintentionally or take it lightly. But if you are going to make meaningful work, at some point you MUST break the rules.

Is following the rules the same as discipline?

Following the rules is not the same as discipline. Rules are an means to discipline. They are a tool for creation. Rules aren’t necessarily bad. They’re guidelines that help us achieve a specific end.

Is discipline devoid of passion just rote rule keeping?

But discipline devoid of passion is just rote rule-keeping. Following the rules is not the same as discipline. Rules are an means to discipline. They are a tool for creation. Rules aren’t necessarily bad. They’re guidelines that help us achieve a specific end. In some cases, they keep us from doing really stupid things.