The nonlogical, sometimes random, but purposeful play of the creative individual is fueled by curiosity and delight in uncertainty and mystery. Although many creative ideas come in brain storming groups, highly creative individuals often are introverts who value working alone with a problem more than gaining approval and acceptance from others. A rigidly ordered life is governed too closely by outmoded rules from the past. Because creative people have one foot in current reality and another in the future, they have to tolerate ambiguity well. They seek ambiguous situations to impose their particular order on the world.
Innovators question the way even when it seems right.
They continually seek a better way. Consequently they stir things up just to see what might happen. Plans are primarily useful to get you going, then you readjust as you see the results. Be curious rather than critical. Creative people play with others' ideas and build upon them if they can.