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The Creative Mind Daily for March 15 includes: Psychologist Cheryl Arutt on Creative Artist Issues; Christian Mickelsen on Business Success; Emotional Health Program; Navigating College As a HSP | etc 
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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 - contents include: * Nurturing Self-Esteem; * Transformational Writing; * Introvert Resources; * Intuition Course, and much …
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'Better known as Eduardo Saverin in The Social Network alongside Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield is the new Spiderman....He said the character saved his life: "It was a symbol of what got me through tough times in terms of being a skinny kid." He was bullied "because I was very confused when I first went to school, and there was a kid who was just mean and I just didn't understand it, and right into my teenage years, where I would be mugged on the street, or when I was 17 or 18 and I was in drama school..."
The interviewer writes, "Garfield confesses that he has always been an over-sensitive soul... He found validation in acting, but the oversensitivity was still there." ~ ~ My related post: Ted Zeff on highly sensitive boys and men http://highlysensitive.org/371/ted-zeff-on-highly-sensitive-boys-and-men/
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Cat Rose notes about this edition of her podcast: "In this week’s episode of the Creative Introvert podcast I talk to Douglas Eby; writer, researcher and online publisher who focuses on psychology and personal growth especially in relation to creativity."
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“For me, fashion is incredibly emotional. I go to shows in Paris and try not to cry.”Actor Jessica Chastain Qualities such as emotionality and empathy can help highly sensitive people be especially creative.
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Do you remember how much you felt and thought as a child? Probably a lot, especially if you were gifted and creative. As an adult, we may have learned to cover up or set aside much of our inner life, in order to get along with others and do our jobs.
But if we want to be more fully alive and creative, it can really help to understand and stay in charge of our thinking and feelings.
Marci Segal, MS's curator insight,
April 16, 2013 7:57 AM
What if, eh? Wouldn't it be nice to take people's emotions into account when leading them through creative process? Wouldn't it be great if people could deliberately springboard from their emotions to inform their creative process and manage their expectations/experience?
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Highly Sensitive Men are often musicians, actors, visual artists and other creators.
This article notes, "Dr. Elaine Aron, along with other researchers studying the trait of high sensitivity, often cites the statistic that approximately 15-20% of the population fits the defintion of a "highly sensitive person." Furthermore, the indications are that equal numbers of men and women are highly sensitive."
Also see post: Ted Zeff on highly sensitive boys and men
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