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A Friday Interlude from Information: A Hut of Questions

How many snowfalls are blanketed in your memory? Isn’t there a lyrical stream still running under ice? If so, is it so cold it’s hot? When you let thoughts stop falling into slots, do they make snow, tears, a stream,…

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The Body is Creative Innovators’ Indispensible Tool

The Body is Creative Innovators’ Indispensible Tool

Do you find anything unusual about this photograph? It appeared in David Segal’s excellent recent New York Times Magazine’s article on how creativity thought leaders are changing the way creativity happens in corporations. The article features Dev Petnaik’s innovative team…

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Every Day is a Poem: The Three Highlights Game

Every Day is a Poem: The Three Highlights Game

How are you experiencing your days this year? The most innovative, creative people I know and interview regard each day a certain way. An opportunity. A window. A portal. They also have learned to watch how their minds sabotage or…

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Creating 2011, Part 2: The Forgotten Tool for Creative Professionals’ Planning

Creating 2011, Part 2: The Forgotten Tool for Creative Professionals’ Planning

Note: In Part 1 of this series, “Goals for No-Goals Creatives,” I noted how I rarely consciously set goals despite my three businesses’ growth. In that article, I offered, though, authentic ways to approach goal-setting. This follow-up article lays out…

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A Roundtable on Gratitude with Four Creative Entrepreneurs

A Roundtable on Gratitude with Four Creative Entrepreneurs

Last month, I posted several pieces related to gratitude and praise. At the bottom of the post I’ve included a Best of list that includes some others’ ideas on gratitude, too. As we head toward the end of the year,…

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The Wild Pack & The Tracking Wonder Handbooks

The Wild Pack & The Tracking Wonder Handbooks

Wonder is pervasive yet evasive. This point became remarkably clear again when some 3,000 bloggers responded to the prompt I offered for Gwen Bell and her team’s sensational Reverb10 Project: Wonder. How have you cultivated a sense of wonder in…

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Creating 2011, Part 1: New Year’s Goal Questions for No-Goals Creatives

Creating 2011, Part 1: New Year’s Goal Questions for No-Goals Creatives

I never make New Year’s resolutions. (I don’t feel so bad knowing that Luck Factor author and psychologist Richard Wiseman’s study points out this practice’s futility.) I don’t make goals. I’ve tried, but I forget about them within a day…

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Ways to Embrace Darkness For Creative Work

Ways to Embrace Darkness For Creative Work

“Certainly for artists of all stripes, the unknown, the idea or the form or the tale that has not yet arrived, is what must be found. It is the job of artists to open doors and invite in prophesies, the…

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Gary Snyder & the Need to Feel Deeply in Your Creative Work

Gary Snyder & the Need to Feel Deeply in Your Creative Work

Feeling things intimately can drive us more than money. That’s the finding of business behavior smart guy and “free agent” Daniel Pink. Feeling what we’re doing, immersing ourselves in the moment of activity, crafting meaning from our work – these…

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Shaping Mind Rooms to Reframe the Meaning of Tasks

Shaping Mind Rooms to Reframe the Meaning of Tasks

“[G]ood feelings such as affection, pride at a promotion, and enthusiasm for a new project are the carrots on the stick that keep you moving smartly along life’s up-and-down road.” – Winifred Gallagher, RAPT: Attention and the Focused Life (Penguin…

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