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After 100 years of designing these things, it's no wonder that it's just totally broken for creative people right now.

For a creator, it's like having a salary for being a creative person.

It's so embarrassing to just not feel valued as a creative person.

Companies aren't adaptable and creative because their employees are young; they're adaptable and creative despite it.

So instead of caving, John needs to knock on Jane's door, propose a creative strategy for having the meeting without the eight pre-meetings, show her he's thought through the trade-offs and ask for her support to do it differently.

We felt like strangers in a strange land, surrounded by beanbags and hoodies and lots of smart, creative employees.

If we want these teams to be fast, flexible, creative, like a mini-start-up, they have to be empowered and autonomous.

[The Way We Work] My name is Dan, I'm a partner at a global creative consultancy.

So it's all about connecting new technology with creative thinking.

For example, a creative thinker who is unreliable might be matched up with someone who's reliable but not creative.

I remember my grandmother, and I realized that most of my creative instincts were actually based on my childhood memories and the art on my grandmother's skin.

Cultures are creative, dynamic processes, not imposed laws and boundaries.

It is not a matter of how old a material is; it's a matter of our creative ability to use it today.

And probably, if I were to fill out Jim Citrin's scale, I'd put 100 percent on the side of the equation where you spend time making it possible for others to be creative.

But also: Could I keep creative control over that lighting on a subject that size?

I'm a visual person, I'm a creative person, but I still needed the eyes of a child to find my extraordinary subject.

And some of them were pretty creative, actually, but others were pretty wounding, especially navigating the post-traumatic world of a police brutality survivor in the height of Black Lives Matter, with all of these people being killed on my timeline.

It's very common among highly creative people, both artists and scientists, and I'd like to give it a name: slow-motion multitasking.

No. On average, the most enduringly creative scientists switched topics 43 times in their first 100 research papers.

Different researchers, using different methods to study different highly creative people have found that very often they have multiple projects in progress at the same time, and they're also far more likely than most of us to have serious hobbies.

Slow-motion multitasking among creative people is ubiquitous.

But it is a powerful way to organize our creative lives.

And into it, she tosses DVDs and books, magazine cuttings, theater programs, physical objects, really anything that's provided a source of creative inspiration.

One of the biggest fears for a creative person is that some brilliant idea will get lost because you didn't write it down and put it in a safe place.

I don't think any of us could sit on our creative or scientific projects for 44 years.

People who are able to process their anger and make meaning from it are more creative, more optimistic, they have more intimacy, they're better problem solvers, they have greater political efficacy.

And what I would like us to do is put Africa in the computer, and come up with a new kind of computer that will generate thought, imagination, be creative and things like that.

But if you clap immediately on red and sometimes clap on green, that might mean that you're more impulsive and creative, and we've found that top-performing salespeople often embody these traits.

Two years later, the collection of poems she wrote in a burst of creative energy during the months before her death was published under the title "Ariel."

This sets the scene for a naked ride on horseback in the early morning— one of Plath’s most memorable expressions of the elation of creative freedom.

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