Blog | Creative Leaders

Tags

No tags yet.

How Leaders Use "Thank You" to Inspire Individuals and Teams

INTRODUCTION There has been little academic investigation into the impact of saying "thank you" to inspire individuals and teams....

Teach Creativity - Not Programming

Current wisdom in education is that children should be taught computer programming. The claim is that computer programming is an...

Julius Caesar: 8 Secrets to His Leadership Success

From Gamelearn Today is the Ides of March, the date of the assassination of Julius Caesar. Notwithstanding his unfortunate demise, he...

Creativity: A Tolerance for Ambiguity

In order to live effectively, humans must learn to activate their creativity. Creativity is necessary to support humankind’s success on...

Creativity and Civil Discourse

Recently, much public discourse (as reported in the news) has been scathing and vitriolic. Individuals representing different sides of a...

Creativity and the Role of Luck

The concept, or even the existence, of luck is controversial. By its definition, luck would seem to be a chance occurrence—one that...

Full-Blast Living

Why should anyone be interested in creativity? The answer is simple. Creativity is the physical manifestation of human ingenuity and...

Activating Creativity

My decades of experience in corporate and government operations were excellent context for my graduate study in creativity and leadership....

The Folly of Inaction

The research literature on creativity has not traditionally identified the predisposition to take action as a creative characteristic. ...

Conventional Wisdom: Real or False?

Conventional wisdom represents generally accepted ideas and opinions. These commonly held beliefs have gained acceptance over time and...

Blog: Blog