I enjoy reading about creativity, I hope that some of it rubs off on me. Here's a new book I just bought, very creative, a colorful book, full of ideas and exercises. I hope that I can work through some of the Actions & Movements discussed in the book in my next 37 days.
"Life is a Verb; 37 days to wake up, be mindful, and live intentionally" by Patti Digh
And while browsing the bookstore my wife found this book. The title gets your attention.
"The International Handbook of Creativity" edited by James Kaufman & Robert Sternberg
However one has to wonder about the publisher, Cambridge, did they even read the book, did the editors read the chapters? Is there one ounce of creativity in the lot of them?Watch the video of the thumb through - then watch the video of Life is a Verb - which one would you buy? I did a video - but it got lost in the recycle bin of Google's blogger site. So just cruise over to Amazon and check out each book...
And here is "Life is a Verb".
So it would appear to me that creativity is not found in a handbook. But I could be wrong - I didn't buy the handbook.
"Life is a Verb; 37 days to wake up, be mindful, and live intentionally" by Patti Digh
And while browsing the bookstore my wife found this book. The title gets your attention.
"The International Handbook of Creativity" edited by James Kaufman & Robert Sternberg
However one has to wonder about the publisher, Cambridge, did they even read the book, did the editors read the chapters? Is there one ounce of creativity in the lot of them?
So it would appear to me that creativity is not found in a handbook. But I could be wrong - I didn't buy the handbook.
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