Kay Holdsworth.com
2009 July

Creativity in society is vastly under-rated and devalued.  When in actual fact it is the essence of who we actually and is the starting point for all human endeavours and accomplishments.  None of us knows the true extent, of what our minds and imaginations are actually capable of.  Most of us are allowing our creative grey matter to die a slow, but certain […]

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In my last blog ”Mission Creativity” written on the 23rd of July, I spoke about how much of my own creativity is undeveloped and laying dormant.   I asked myself how creative I felt at this present time on a sliding scale of 0-100.  0 been the least creative I could possibly be.  I actually doubt any human-being […]

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This article was written with sales people in mind, however the exercises and activities can apply to anyone who is thinking of changing career but doesn’t know where to start!
 
For some people sales is a fantastic career. People in sales will tell you about the highs of the job, they will talk about the excitement […]

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Creativity Killers!
1.Education, Schooling & Training - When we start school children are all artists and inventors!  They are inquisitive, love to learn, create and explore.  Their imaginations are limitless and they happily make sense of their world by playing games, role-playing, inventing and creating.  Too soon children have to work to time-scales and are pressured to find the “right” answers.  […]

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“Creativity often begins with a dumb question”
There are so many things in life that zap our creativity.  I believe there is no doubt that we are all naturally born to express ourselves creatively and create.  I think everyone, regardless of who they are are born creative, it’s just some how along the way it’s knocked out of […]

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