Unleash your inner creative genius by exploring some of the unusual traits that are often linked to creativity. These traits might seem a bit quirky or even weird, but they're part of what makes ...

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Everyone has a creative mind or is capable of thinking creatively, even if they’re unsure about how to access it or don’t think of themselves as such. No one is limited to just one way of thinking ...

Recognize this stage for what it is: a developmental necessity. The creative impulse of middle age will persistently gnaw at you until it finds expression, just as the earlier drives to form a family ...

Most people think creativity is some mystical talent you’re born with or without. That’s not true. Creativity is a skill you can develop with the right habits. However, many people have no idea how to ...

In the beginning stages of our business, there was a lot of time and space to generate new ideas on how to make it grow. After our business framework and systems were established and the profits ...

A new Oxford exhibition offers unusual artifacts of the famed writer. TOLKIEN TREASURES. Above, the final design of The Hobbit dust jacket is part of ‘Tolkien: Maker of Middle-Earth.’ Tolkien not only ...

You long to live with meaning and purpose - to be authentically you, express your creativity, and be productive. To have fulfilling relationships. Be successful in a way the reflects your potential.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Creativity is a crucial aspect of running a successful business, as it allows for insights and innovations that can drive your company ...

Growing up in Birmingham, Alabama, in the 1950s and 1960s, Shirley Malcom lived in a segregated community. But when she went off to the University of Washington to study zoology, she found she was ...

The Creative Minds Writers’ Group began in Ponchatoula in 2008 with a gathering of five or six “would-be writers,” who met at the public library, according to member Nancy Bourgeois. In an account of ...