Creativity: How Our Messy Minds Can Both Create and Deceive

Written by Karla Wayers

Narrated by Tayla Shandro

We all have some creativity in us, but it seems like some people are better equipped to tap into that part of their brains. Some people naturally think outside the box. They come up with new ideas constantly.

 

So, what separates these individuals with sheep who follow the general trends? Which parts of their cerebral capacities do they trigger so well?

 

Well, today we will find out more about that. We will go over the very definition and the meanings of creativity, the dark side of it, the deception some people use to get what they want, and the application of creative ideas.

 

Learn more. Start listening now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Oct 29, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664927650

Reviews for Creativity

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