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The Creative Mind Daily 6.12.18 - Posts include: *Valedictorian speech on sexual misconduct cut off *Creative People with Depression and Deeper Wounds *Getting Over Stage Fright |etc 
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Cheryl Arutt, Psy.D., a clinical psychologist specializing in creative artist issues, writes: “I am continually amazed at the work of the unconscious in the minds of creative artists.
"The capacity to hold many details in the conscious, wakeful mind may seem limited; the unconscious is capable of holding far more.
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The Creative Mind Daily Feb 24 - Creative people feeling like misfits; Learning Thinking Style; Heather Graham sends up Hollywood’s toxic masculinity; and more
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Jeffrey Brown: But self-consciousness as in, hey, I’m an actor trying to write, or this isn’t my medium, or…
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Creative expression involves using and balancing both our "heart" and "head" working together.
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Here are four books with related videos for exploring your creative mind, and helping you, your children and students be more creative.
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A Northwestern University study found “physiological evidence of a connection between creative thinking and sensory distractions, or what they call ‘leaky attention.’"
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Developing Creativity newsletter: *Director Alejandro Inarritu on Creative Work *Developing Creativity Course for Entrepreneurs *Mindfulness and Developing Creativity *Being A Multi-Passionate Entrepreneur *Gaining Reasonable Confidence Online Course
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Developing Creativity newsletter : * Stories about your introversion; * Energy Management; * Emotional Health Resources; * Letting Go of Perfectionism and more articles
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Developing Creativity newsletter Sep 15 - *Work-Life-Creative Balance video; *Self-Esteem video; *Facebook Community for Introverted Artists; *Books to fuel creation - and more
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Online conference teaching strategies to enhance creative thinking, with thirty interviews with creativity leaders on innovation, creative work and success.
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Artists, as well as entrepreneurs and other creative people, often use storyboards, journals, mindmapping and other idea tools for developing creative projects. Maybe you kept a diary, or still do. Or use a notebook as a helpful tool for personal growth, and to track your thinking and inspiration. In one video here, en*theos CEO Brian Johnson comments, “I love using journals to capture my thoughts.” In another video, Lisa Sonora Beam talks about the power of visual journaling.
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New edition of my Developing Creativity newsletter:
"Roadmap for the Holidays" program ;
"The M.A.P.P. free interview series" (9 exceptional women on motherhood, ambition, passion and purpose) ;
article: "Multi-Talented but Under-Challenged?" ;
book: "StrengthsFinder 2.0" - and more.
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The Creative Mind Daily for March 24 includes:
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The Creative Mind Daily for March 8 includes: Solitude and creative expression; Outer Creation and Inner Life; Express Your Unique Voice; Are Gifted Underachievers More Creative? -- etc.
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Are we sometimes (or often) waiting for some powerful creative idea to be delivered to us from outside, by some sort of Muse, in order to know what to do, or have the “creative energy” we think we need to have before accomplishing something creative?
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“Their creativity and productivity...were not the result of endless hours of toil. Their towering creative achievements result from modest ‘working’ hours.”
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“I hope I’m becoming more eccentric. More room in the brain.”
Therapist Sharon Barnes notes in an article some of the challenges that creative, exceptional people may experience. Also see quotes by other psychologists and artists.
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Attitudes to be creative and more innovative
“I don’t see myself in terms of artifice. I see myself as a real person who chooses to live my life in an open way – artistically.” Lady Gaga How do attitudes we hold about ourselves and the world impact our creative thinking? Can we change those attitudes to be more creative? In her research publications and book The Creativity Challenge, KH Kim describes a model and series of concepts for helping children and adults be more creative and productive.
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“Psychologists have known for many years that mindsets have a huge impact on your mood, your perceptual abilities and your general level of happiness. And mindset is probably the most important influence on your creative ability.” From description in my article for the Mastering Creativity course by Michael Gelb. Also read about his other classes and books.
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Contents include: * Pushed to Excel; * Creative and Multitalented; * Programs for Introverts and Highly Sensitive People; * Why Smart People Hurt book - & much more.
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Developing Creativity newsletter : Chaos and Creative Expression; Nurturing Self-Esteem; Challenged By Being So Smart; much more.
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Developing Creativity newsletter - contents include: * Nurturing Self-Esteem; * Transformational Writing; * Introvert Resources; * Intuition Course, and much …
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Articles include: Impostor Feelings & Your Creativity // The gifted adult personality – too much for others? // Feminine Power free webinar May 14 2014 // Jennifer Capriati on her depression // Traumatic Childhood, Creative Adult // Eliminating the Fear of Public Speaking & more
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"As children, fear is a natural part of our lives, but as adults we view fear as a disease. It’s not a disease." - Psychologist Robert Maurer //
“Let us not look back in anger or forward in fear, but around in awareness.” James Thurber //
Ben Stiller stars in and directs a movie version of Thurber’s famous story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” and comments, “At a certain point, you want to be taking chances. That’s when you’re having the most vital experiences.”
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