35 ways I’ve stayed creative to help create new opportunities
Creating opportunities needs creativity. Here are 35 examples of how I’ve stayed creative in the past month.
Stories about creativity
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How to navigate a busy life around your core values
A day in the life of a Head of Communications with a side hustle – find out how a busy life can still reflect your core values.
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Don’t explain
Are you fed up of moderating yourself for people you can never please? Do you feel the pressure to constantly explain yourself to the mainstream? Stop. Learn from Toni Morrison and don’t explain. Live your life and let others catch up.
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How do you know which ideas to keep?
Have you ever had an idea that you haven’t acted on then come across years later? Do we give up on some ideas too early? Maybe we need time to become the person who can execute ideas that are currently bigger that us?
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Good art grows with you
Ever tried to rewatch a film or TV show that you used to love and wondered what the hell you had been thinking? Great art lasts beyond a season. It grows as you do and offers new insights and joy over time.
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Beach Haiku
waves lapping on shore distant thoughts circling my mind stop thinking, just be ********** Earlier, the 7 year olds had to write haiku as part of their remote learning. Their teachers set a variety of photographs as writing prompts, one was a photograph of a tropical beach scene. At the time of writing it […]
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Finding creativity when your world has shrunk
Creativity requires input, stimulus and space to make connections. 2020 has seen a reduction of these in many of our lives so what is the knock on effect for creativity and problem solving?
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Fiction Books by Black Authors for Black History month
It is October. Black History Month in the UK. Time to share, support and buy Black authors.
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What I learnt about deliberate practice from the comedian Jerry Seinfeld
It can be daunting starting a big project from nothing. Surprisingly, Jerry Seinfeld, has some tips that I could relate to.
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Why we all need to be sales people
Your good work is not enough. We all need to be sales people