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Aug 27, 2018 1 hr 6 min

Channel Your Creativity

from The Better Show Hosted by Ian Mikutel, March Rogers, Darren Austin

We dive into how to increase and apply your creativity. We'll explore ways get into a creative mindset, strengthen your creative muscles and apply your imagination to problems worth solving. Show Notes 2:15— March discusses the different definitions of creativity and the importance of creativity for society. 6:00— The role of followers and how they can be just as important as inventors for the evolution of ideas. 26:07— March describes a technique for spurring creativity where you shift from “associative thinking” to “analytical thinking”. 34:10— The effect of laughter on thinking. 48:20— The effect of music on thinking and creativity. 54:04— A tip that nearly everyone can get excited about: taking a nap to help creativity. 😁😴 55:55— March leads Ian and Darren in a creativity exercise. Mentions Book: Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott Baroque playlist Video: How to Start a Movement TED Talk by Derek Sivers Follow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter Subscribe iTunes RSS Weekly email newsletter Full Episode Transcript Better Show Blog Feedback Email: [email protected] Enjoy the show? Leave a review in iTunes! Tell two friends about the show!

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