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Creative Acts For Curious People
This episode dismantles the myth of innate genius, revealing creativity as a learnable practice fueled by curiosity and deliberate action.
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“This episode dismantles the myth of innate genius, revealing creativity as a learnable practice fueled by curiosity and deliberate action.”
— Sarah Stein Greenberg, Creative Acts For Curious People
Creativity, Innovation, Design Thinking, Problem Solving
If you've ever felt that true creativity is a mysterious, elusive trait, this can help you unlock a practical, repeatable process for generating novel solutions.
As Executive Director of Stanford's d.school, Sarah Stein Greenberg has spent years observing and teaching how people from all fields can systematically cultivate creative problem-solving skills.