The word "creative" has been used as an adjective for about 500 years and as a noun for around 200 years. The word "creator" (small c) has only been coined for 11 years (by Youtube). Each generation has a stronger desire to be identified as creative - 1/3 of Boomers, 1/2 of Millenials, and 2/3 of GenZ.
During this call, Jing Herman, co-founder of 28Muses (learn more) — a company that stimulates team engagement and confidence through unique, live art workshops, shares:
✅ The evolution of creativity and what recent shifts mean to the workplace
✅ What “flow state” is, why it is important, and how to tap into it
✅ An interactive Chinese Calligraphy Activity
BONUS - You’ll also get to participate in one of 28Muses’ popular art activities – Invent Your Name in Chinese. During this short experience, you’ll use the transformational power of Chinese Calligraphy to reinforce your identity.
Additional links related to this month’s topic:
Psychology Today: How to Be More Creative
