Creativity is not simply something you do. It is an orientation towards life and how we meet the unknown. It is part of who you are.

You can think a problem through and still miss what matters. Logic helps us focus. Creativity helps us notice what that focus leaves out. We need both, especially when familiar answers no longer serve us.

Creativity isn't reserved for artists nor unevenly distributed at birth. It's just a muscle we've stopped using. As life becomes more uncertain, it is becoming essential to reconnect with that power.

The word surrender makes many people uncomfortable. It suggests passivity, defeat or giving up. Yet creativity asks us to begin without knowing exactly where we'll arrive. Surrender invites us to trust that process.

Creativity belongs to everyone. Something happened between childhood and now. The question is not if you are creative, but what happened to your reltionship with it.

Creativity is not distributed unevenly at birth. It is our natural response to not knowing what comes next.