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…spending time exercising one’s imagination—by doing things that may seem nonproductive or just plain old fun—makes a big difference when we need to reframe a stressful situation or solve a challenging problem. In other words, activities that exercise the imagination (such as reading fiction, painting, or playing imaginative games) strengthen our imaginations for when we need them most.

Quote ID: 02419

Author

Anthony DeBenedet

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Playful Intelligence

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