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Posts under Creative Self-Help focus on ways to be more creative individually, or within a team or group.
You can’t have a proper conversation about creativity without eventually debating if there’s a useful role for negativity. Two recent brainstorms for the same team demonstrated the issue. I conducted[…]
On one hand, routines are a pattern of comfort and repetition. Humans survive on them because they create efficiency and accuracy, generally reducing the effort required. At the same time,[…]
An interesting article about an evergreen question: Can creativity be taught? Here’s the rub. The question isn’t answered in this article from FastCompany, but all the same, author Evie Nagy[…]
Working with people who are polar-opposite from your personality can be challenging, but none more so than when the left-brained “noncreatives” meets the right-brained “creatives,” and vice versa. From Bloomberg Businessweek[…]
At your last brainstorm, did you notice that 90% of the ideas were completely useless, but 10% were worthy of more discussion? If so, you’re seeing the intractable rule of[…]
There are few joys in packing to move, but for me, one good aspect is the opportunity to clean out things you no longer need. In my case, it’s going[…]
