Creative by Default

Over the past few years, I’ve read many books about creativity, and it’s made me realize the sad truth that most people don’t read books on creativity. And so “to be creative” in the mainstream view is limited to making visual art or music or other artifacts. But when you read books on creativity, you discover a whole process that kindles a lot of ... See more

Creative aliveness consists in reclaiming a larger creative canvas woven into the fabric of our lives. It starts by asking yourself: what makes you come alive creatively? And how can you inject more creativity into your daily life?

In the Western world, creativity was for a very long time considered the realm of divinities. Whether they received the... See more

I’ve just finished Creative Confidence by Tom Kelley and David Kelley, of design firm IDEO and professors at Stanford’s d. school. The book explores how everyone has the potential to be creative, with creativity being a valuable skill in problem-solving and innovation across various fields.