The World of Creativity: Blog

Creativity and the balance between focus and curious mode. (The World of Creativity. Episode 58)

The key to being creative is to be able to go between the two different modes of a creative soul. The “curious research mode” and the “focused execution mode” In this interview with photographer Jacob Gils (https://www.jacobgils.com) he talks about that balance between being focused on a creative project and being in curious mode looking […]

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Mar

Catch the next trend, interview with Phyo Phyo Aung. (The World of Creativity. Episode 57)

Phyo Phyo Aung, influencer from Myanmar with more than 1 million followers across different platforms, about catching trends. Follow Phyo Phyo Aung at: https://www.facebook.com/phyophyoaung… or: https://www.instagram.com/phyophyoaung_/ [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hMA9TVxvyg[/embedyt]

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Feb

To be more creative: Look around. With Gavin Patterson. (The World of Creativity. Episode 56.)

Interview with illustrator Gavin Patterson by Fredrik Haren, The Creativity Explorer. About how observing things is key to creativity and how we can learn to do that from someone who makes a living from really observing the world. http://www.carpaintings.ch [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWcMZTvDqQI[/embedyt]

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Jan

Creativity starts with living in the present mode. (The World of Creativity. Episode 55)

Interview with sculptor and painter Carla Cascales by Fredrik Haren – The Creativity Explorer. Filmed in Barcelona. Carla Cascales: awarded Sculptor, Painer and Silver Laus Design Award 2017 Winner Carla Cascales Alimbau was born and raised in Barcelona, Spain, where she currently lives and works. Her artistic practice encompasses a host of disciplines including drawing, […]

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Jan

Live in imaginary worlds. (The World of Creativity. Episode 54)

Interview with Frederic Siegel, animation director and visual artist, about the advantage of living in multiple worlds. Expand your creativity: Imagine more possibilities. Read more about Frederic on: https://fredericsiegel.ch/info [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn14o3okh44[/embedyt]

12

Jan

Do not sweat the small stuff. Sweat the big stuff. (The World of Creativity. Episode 53)

What we can learn about creativity from Denmark. Interview with Magnus Petersson chef and restaurateur of restaurant Selma in Copenhagen, Denmark. About how people in Denmark are more creative because they let the small problems go so that they can focus on the big problems. (For more about Selma see: http://selmacopenhagen.dk) [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd-nKwW1M1w[/embedyt]

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Jan

Combining two things into one. (The World of Creativity. Episode 52.)

Interview with Bruno Simoes from Small World (www.smallworldexperience.com). Creativity is all about taking things and combining them in a new way. Here is one example of how Bruno’s company took two things people love and combined them into one fun activity for companies. What could you combine?

22

Dec

Learn from the blind: Imagine what is right infront of you. (The World of Creativity. Episode 51.)

By focusing on what is right infront of us we not only get a different approach to creativity, we also live more in the moment. Lessons about creativity from the blind and visually impaired. Fredrik Haren – The Creativity Explorer – talks about creativity with Kathryn McPherson of Dialogue in the dark. Learn more about […]

05

Dec

High trust = safe to take risk = more creativity. (The World of Creativity. Episode 50.)

Fredrik Haren – The Creativity Explorer – interviews Stephen M. R. Covey. Stephen M. R. Covey is co-founder of CoveyLink and of the FranklinCovey Global Speed of Trust Practice. A sought-after and compelling keynote speaker and advisor on trust, leadership, ethics, and high performance, he speaks to audiences around the world. He is the New […]

02

Dec

Look for look-a-likes. Find likeminded people. (The World of Creativity. Episode 49.)

What can we learn about creativity from a central bank? Zeti Akhtar Aziz was head of the central bank of Malaysia for 16 (!) years. In this video she shares the importance of finding look-a-likes in order to be inspired to have new ideas. Since there is only one central bank in a country per […]

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Nov

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