Why Academia Overlooks Creativity (and Why We Need More Play) Creativity gets short shrift in academia because it carries a light, playful energy—quite the opposite…
I once joined a coaching group where the leader emphasized making business decisions based solely on what would generate the most money. She even suggested…
Organizational research has found that procrastinators tend to be more creative than those who don’t procrastinate. The results even show a bell curve: a healthy…
It’s hard to be a pioneer. It’s hard to create new things. Because if it’s something new, others don’t recognize it as having value. Create…
“We don’t get breakthroughs by thinking harder. Breakthroughs happen when we open spaces we didn’t know existed.” In my work with clients, I’ve seen time…
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