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Oct 9, 2024 57 min

Creativity: Building A Creative Culture Together

from HEARTtalk with Dr Charles Lee Hosted by Mindful Living in Abundance

Paul Fairweather- Artist, Writer, Author and Co-Founder of The Common Creative Podcast joins Plastic Surgeon Dr Charles Lee, CEO of MindFlow Ergonomics to unplug the ergonomics of creativity. Here are some of Paul's nuggets in this episode of MindFlow Ergonomics:· · Creativity is not a linear process but a constant looping of flow-states of the mind. · Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen but thinking what no one else has thought. · We create the world we live in. · Creativity is not relative. · The Six steps of Creativity – Exploration / Inspiration / Curation / Action / Expression / Gratification · Living is a state-of-Frisson · Misunderstandings about Creativity Watch the FULL Video on You Tube: HEARTtalk with Dr Charles Lee at ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK8YznHW4U0&t=547s⁠ ⁠ MindFlow Ergonomics: MindFlow Ergonomics is a transformative model of human experience, maximizing the power of visioneering and the ergonomics of the mind to live in abundance and joy. This ecosystem of 7 flow states-of-the-mind is design-engineered through the process of ergonomics to enable a response that is mindful and reflects the core values of confidence to solve problems on a constant basis. https://www.mindflowergonomics.com/mfe

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