This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Iwona Fluda, Ministry of Creativity LLC
Oh boy, It’s NOT possible to teach and learn creativity!
This year, I was challenged on many different levels and realized all over again that challenges made me use my creativity and creative skills more often.
I was also challenged on the professional level because apparently: It’s NOT possible to teach and learn creativity. (Here, you can see my eyeballs rolling).
What is possible or not is too often up to our imagination. Catapulting ourselves playfully out of our comfort zones can make us think differently and reimagine how we think, who we are, and what and how we create.
So I took this (impossible) challenge in my hands, looked at it for a while, ignored it, or rather tried to ignore it, hid it in my wardrobe, flashed it in the toilet, threw it out my balcony, and it always came back. Always.
I was thrilled to host the 1. Online Creativity Bootcamp. And the 2nd, upgraded version is accepting new participants!
I’m not telling you how much I would be thrilled to have you there. (Yes, I’ll be thrilled to have you there).
I’m telling you: commit to your creativity, commit to yourself and be ready for 21 days of creative adventures. And let us start together 2023 on a creative note!
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Iwona Fluda is an award-winning entrepreneur and the founder of the Ministry of Creativity LLC, a Swiss-based enterprise on the mission to bring more creativity to the world through creative experiences, business approaches, and strategies.
She frequently speaks and writes on creativity, creative skills, responsible/social entrepreneurship, and leadership. She designs and leads tailor-made online and offline experiences for individuals and teams and promotes creativity and creative skills by combining interdisciplinary approaches.
And yes, she loves creativity and always says: “Creativity is everything.”