Little kids, it turns out, are able to recognise distinct emotions such as fear in music. So, what if music could offer us grownups the same unique track to emotional recognition that apparently works with little kids?
And what if it could help us bypass our usual analytical and highly critical filters and that inner critic that often shuts down creative expression before it can even get started?
what creativity looks like before it’s finished I have a habit of playing far too many notes when I first sit down to create something at the piano. They spill from my fingers, float up Read more…
why learning to recover from mistakes builds creative confidence We’ve been watching the Olympic ice skating. Comfortable couch, peppermint tea, watching with awe as they glide, twirl, jump, pirouette, spin…and fall. When they fall we Read more…
When too many ideas trip the switch In our house, turning on the microwave and the kettle equals darkness. And we forget every time. The same thing happens with creative work. It’s not easy admitting Read more…
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