What causes burn out? Is it the path to competency?
It seems the world is full of paths to follow, many of which leave us isolated from different modes of thought. Different points of view.
When your right brain and left brain argue interesting things develop.
Was reading October’s copy of Smithsonian while baking in the Community Center [...]
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When Trails Of Science and Art Cross
Physics and Ideation: Ways To Unleash Creativity
Confusion about when to praise, when to probe, and when to argue with an idea is killing creativity in business. And the scary thing is some of the most innovative tools being put in place to increase the flow of ideas are just as effective at killing the spirit as in the old days of [...]
Fear, Banking and Bring On The Wolves
Could the current financial crises be explained by a lack of lions, tigers and bears? Could real fear be the key attribute that drives your next success? Ideas from strange places: I found myself asking these questions as I read “Where the Wild Things Were,” a gripping account of predator/prey dynamics.
Creativity is Messy —
Walk In A Great Creative’s Shoes
Pop over to this post on Eric Carle’s blog (writer/illustrator and creator of The Very Hungry Caterpillar) to get a look at this great illustrator’s shoes after he’s been busy at work.
The photo of his paint stained leather shoes was posted in response to questions from a kindergarten class who had watched him creating a [...]
“Catering To Past Patterns of Power”
What a great way to sum up one of the key roadblocks to successful innovation.
I heard this term used by Robert Johnson while speaking with Bill Moyers about fixing the international banking crisis. (Johnson is currently serving on the U.N. Commission recommending reforms for the international monetary and financial system.)
It was a warning, a fear, an [...]
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