Creativity

My husband often tells me that I get influenced by the shows I watch and in turn aspire to be like the lead character of the show that I watch on Netflix. Of course, I vehemently deny his observation and would never admit to it but I think he might…

I have this terrible habit of assuming that I am the master of my creativity, that I have the ability to control it. An idea if it speaks to me today, I always hope that it will carry with it the same tune, melody and power tomorrow. …

In the book “Everything Bad Is Good for You,” Steven Johnson argues that activities often perceived as negative can yield positive outcomes for humans. He cites the example of video games, which, despite being considered time-wasting, foster problem-solving skills, strategic thinking, and collaboration. Similarly, television shows have evolved, now offering…

Response to Lifeline’s March Third Week Prompt: Colors — Before he chewed me up and spit me out he sent me stems of crimson flowers and poetry written on the edge of crumpled white paper, wrapping velvet words in violets and lavender after the charcoal clouds had wiped away the edges of a slate blue sky. He already had my heart wrapped around his middle…

When it comes to enhancing creativity, many people may think of various strategies such as brainstorming sessions, meditation, or even taking breaks from work. However, one strategy that has been employed by many of history’s most famous and prolific artists, thinkers, and creators is simply taking a walk. In today’s…

Poetry — In some parallel universe or somewhere nestled deep in the woods, does there exist a puddle where sparrows gather to sip cocktails and libations or the nourishment that sustains them for another day? Do the wooded thrush spy me from a telephone wire and wonder why I sit watching them…