According to Denhardt, Aristigueta (2012), perspectives on creativity can be those of a trait, of cognitive skills and abilities, of 'a behavior or process. To achieve creativity, you must define a problem, you must be motivated and the stress must be positive. Fostering creativity allows for new ideas that create a unique outcome because everyone is different. It must be understood that being artistic, eccentric or mentally unusual is not a key factor in creativity. Rather, it is a process that includes preparation, concentration, incubation, illumination and verification (Denhardt, Aristigueta). Preparation is the first step in the creative process because it involves defining the problem, gathering information, and conducting a thorough investigation. The second stage is concentration and it consists of the motivation of the person. Without motivation, important information will be missed and the individual will be blinded by lack of concentration. The third stage of the creative process is the incubation phase which is the unconscious phase because it involves the reorganization of the information collected during the first stage. Relaxation is key to this stage as the subconscious work and ideas take their course. Next comes the enlightenment stage in which the individual comes up with a final solution or idea. Proofing is the final step in the creative process. It includes tests,