You don't have to be a genius to be creative
Contrary to popular belief, the spark of creativity is not something that one is inherently bestowed at birth. There are some recurring patterns that suggest otherwise. And these show us that creativity can be developed. All that is required is the willingness to put in time and effort to whatever art you want to develop and you can also be one of those creative people everyone gapes at. In short, creativity is can be learned and nurtured.
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Our guest on this show is Allen Gannet. He is the founder and CEO of Track Maven and is also an author of the new book, “The Creative Curve: How to Develop the Right Idea, At The Right Time”. Do you want to know why the ‘Ah-hah’ moments strike most of us in the shower among other unimaginable places? And how can these moments happen more often. And did you know what studying the work of other creators for 20% of your day can do to your own creative moment? Listen and learn a whole lot more…
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