Making room for the creative
The creative process is innate to human life. We don’t need to make complicated plans to search for ideas. We simply need to make room
Facilitating Creative Breakthroughs
What Image is Guiding You
Published May 27, 2021 in
Thrive Global
5 Reasons Why Creativity and Business Have a Problematic Relationship
Published May 30, 2019 in Medium
Upcoming: British Psychological Society
The Psychologist
Six Ways to Break Your Creative Blocks
Published July 26, 2022 in
Greater Good
The Power of Thinking in Shapes
Published May 29, 2021 in
Medium
Our Creative Genius Shows Us Possibilities the Rational Mind Can’t See
Published July 15, 2022 in
Tiny Buddha
Metaphorical Knowing: Creating New Understandings and New Realities
Published November, 2013 in
Integral Leadership Review
The creative process is innate to human life. We don’t need to make complicated plans to search for ideas. We simply need to make room
I grew up in an ordinary, middle-class family in Iowa where I attended public schools. Through a stroke of fate, I was critically injured in
“Creativity is an intelligence. When we respect its needs—for freedom, not knowing, beauty, a big vision, intrinsic motivation, and space—it will flourish.” 1. Creativity needs
ART…. 1. TEACHES US HOW TO RESIST FORCES THAT MUTE OUR LIGHT. Art shows us how to resist forces that teach passivity and acquiescence. 2.
It’s a myth that complex problems require complex solutions. The more complex we get, the more we’re in our heads. The more time we spend