Best Creativity Articles

Have you ever noticed when you've begun work on a creative project that you're hugely passionate about and has great importance and meaning to you, how the negative chatter in your head shifts up into overdrive? But here's the good news, there ARE ways to live with the often dominant presence of creative resistance and STILL create everything we wish to. Here's one powerful technique:

Q. My company publishes a monthly employee newsletter. My boss asked me to write a funny quiz. I'm not exactly a stand-up comic. Help!

My partner and I love cooking together. It's something that we both value and enjoy in our lives, from the choosing to the preparing, the cooking and finally the eating. But we didn't always appreciate it as we do now. Here?s what used to happen, and how it relates to how you enjoy YOUR creative processes-

The pressure to "be a success" in all parts of our lives is possibly greater these days than in any time previously in human society. But how clear are you about what your own vision of success looks like for your creative life? And is this vision truly your own?

Visualisation is a technique we can use to boost our creativity by playing in our heads powerful images of how we want to be, at our most creative, productive and happy. Read on to find out how...

Creatvity process is not a process so complex, that common folks like you and I cannot understand it. Simply put, the whole creative thinking process can be distilled down to five stages or phases of creativity.

Juggling is a very attractive recreation, which is really easy to learn and with a training you can master it. There have been a lot of studies concerning juggling and the discoveries where quite amazing, not only does juggling improve your coordination, vision, reflexes ... but it also increases grey matter in certain area of your brains !

Being ?Creatively Stuck? is a common issue for many of my Creativity Coaching clients, that feeling that you?ve tried everything possible to move yourself forward and make progress but still you remain in the same place. The next time you feel like this, try this simple ?BoxBreaker? technique to get your creativity flowing again.

What are you dreaming about?

Some of the most famous inventions and artworks in history came as a result of their creator trying to create one thing and discovering something completely different as a "happy accident." Yet still we often have such fixed ideas of what our creative work "SHOULD" be that we lose the ability to let it fulfil its own potential, and take its own beautiful natural shape, and end up frustrated and feeling like we?ve failed to fulfil our original aims...