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Welcome to Daily Creatives! This is a great place to grab some inspiration and learn or refine creative skills. There is a wide variety of information ranging from DIY, travel, creative projects and commentary about daily life.
After spending decades becoming educated and skilled in my career and diligently following the rules, I found success in the corporate business world. Then, like many others, I wondered if that was it? Trying to answer that question, I made a U-turn.
Heading back towards the values of my childhood, I found a way to honour creativity by nourishing it in myself and helping others do the same…
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Follow Christine on her journey from exhausted corporate manager to relaxed, fulfilled and happy entrepreneur. Her weekly blog has captured this transition and is an ongoing record of the shift that has improved her life.
Use Negative News to Create a Better Future
"Life handed him a lemon, As Life sometimes will do. His friends looked on in pity, Assuming he was through. They came upon him later, Reclining in the shade In calm contentment, drinking A glass of lemonade." ― 'The Optimist' appeared in a
What Emotions Help Creativity?
Creativity is full of emotion, from the anxiety of the blank computer screen and the frustration of facing inevitable obstacles to the elation of insight and pride of achievement. Creativity scholars have learned a great
Why negative emotions can spark creativity
A happy workforce can do wonders for your organisation’s productivity and creativity. But the idea that employees must always feel great to produce their best work is debateable, according to Michael Parke, Assistant Professor of
How to use your emotional intelligence to unlock creative thinking
When we learn how to use our emotions to impress the mind or move our feelings into a space where they can help us to come up with new ideas and solve problems in a
