Creativity Decision
Zorana Ivcevic PringleThe latest science of creativity, from ideas to how to make them happen. By Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, senior research scientist at Yale University.
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The Creativity Syndrome
The Creativity Choice is one year old today! Happy birthday to us! How about blowing a dandelion instead of a candle?
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In this year, I have received feedback from readers and from other authors. I have seen what podcasters an...
There is no thinking without feeling
In my last post, I started diving into assumptions about how we think about creativity that I wanted to challenge in The Creativity Choice. As I started writing, I realized that I will need more than one piece. So this is part two. Although...
Creativity born out of frustration
A few months ago, I was at a dinner after a great conference day. There was a person I met that day and the conversation came around to our recent work, as it does when we make an acquaintance. I mentioned how I tend to be inspired frustrat...
Gritty People Stick to One Thing. Creative People Change Their Minds.
The idea of grit is as American as the proverbial apple pie. The American dream myth is based on the premise that dogged hard work is what makes that dream come true. We tell our children that everything is possible. If they can imagine it...
Why Waiting for Flow Can Hold Creativity Back
I have been watching a lot of Olympics these days. Since I was a kid, I loved ski jumping, and in recent years I have been fascinating by all the freestyle skiing and snowboarding disciplines. Both for the reason that I don’t seem to have t...
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Author, The Creativity Choice; Senior Research Scientist, Yale University
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