Creativity advice, tips and resources for writers. Find better ideas for creative thinking.
Did you ever wonder what is creativity?
Albert Einstein said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun”. More contemporary creatives say it’s the combination of old ideas in different ways.
Don’t worry if you’re not a creative genius. This resource contains creative writing tips, advice and guides. They will help you make connections between creative projects and turn them into products like books and courses that you can ship and sell.
You can also listen to interviews with other creative experts and New York Times best-selling authors who understand where to find great ideas and what to do with them.
Finally, this resource contains insights and extracts from The Power of Creativity, a popular three-part series for writers, artists and anyone who wants to tap into the creative mind.
How can you unlock creative thinking? What would it take to think like Leonardo da Vinci?One man with answers to those questions is New York Time best-selling author Michael Gelb.Michael is the author of over a dozen books about creativity, innovation and leadership, including the best-seller How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci.
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Professor Michael A. Roberto teaches leadership, business strategy and managerial decision-making at Bryant University in Rhode Island as well as for the Great Courses. He’s also the author …
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