The Global Creativity Initiative Podcast
The Global Creativity Initiative Network shares academic research for practical insights, information and application of our human superpower. Creativity is within all of us. We can and must learn to become more creative. If you haven't heard, creativity is now one of the most important skills of our time. And if you're not sure about all this 'creativity stuff,' we've got you covered. Our team gets it. We're here to translate the scholarly field of creativity into every day, accessible language and tools for all humanity. Example: The Reisman Center for Translational Research on Creativity and Motivation does exactly this. The frcenter.net provides easily available modules, tools and assistance for the development of creativity in education, professional life and yes, everyday creativity every day. Together is better.
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The Global Creativity Initiative Podcast
Creativity is a HOW, Pete Ophoven
Newsflash: You're already creative and your brain may be blocking your creativity.
Clearly, this is an important question -
How to unblock what's in the way of your creativity?
Pete Ophoven addresses this question by championing the value of understanding and leaning into the 'how' for developing one's creativity. This is doable, especially when we develop an awareness, and pausing to learn and think about creativity as we experience it, however foreign and uncomfortable it may be.
Pete talks about the RDCA, the Riesman Diagnostic Creativity Assessment.
Pete Ophoven is an assistant professor at Bellevue College in Seattle, Washington and Drexel University in Pennsylvania.
Unlocking the Inner Genius Within
Savant-like skills exposed in normal people by suppressing the left fronto-temporal lobe
Autistic Artists Give Clues to Cognition
The Global Creativity Initiative Podcast is a scholarly commitment to sharing creativity and specifically creative process for problem solving (aka life) with all of humanity. Visit our website to learn more about The Global Creativity Initiative. Write to us at gci.creativitypodcast@gmail.com
