Article: Getting Creative
We Can Be Creative
What inspires you to create? When I ask my clients and workshop attendees this question, I’m usually met with a pause, possibly accompanied by a blank stare and a tendency to search for something shiny to focus on. Most of us aren’t used to thinking about this question, and it makes us uncomfortable. We aren’t sure we really are creative.
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Ideas and inspiration translate into moments of creativity when we act upon them. That’s the key. The question is not, Am I creative? You are. The question is this: Which of your great and brilliant ideas will you choose to carry out? “Create” is a verb. It requires we do something.
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