Fredrik Haren has spent the last 25 years traveling the world to learn as much as he can about human creativity. As a global keynote speaker, he has, from the stage, inspired over a million people in 75 countries on six continents. His exploration has taken him to creative people from all walks of life to unlock the secrets of creativity. In this book, you will learn how to apply these insights to your own life and discover your full creative potential.

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• A book about ideasAn Icelandic professor on the danger of never leaving home 10A Belgian Chief Executive Director on bispective 15A Japanese creative director on being a Kaitakusha 20A Singaporean painter on insighting 25A Dutch light designer on schoonheid 32A Hong Kong artist on Divine Ideas 36A Greek marketer on finding the path 43A Ukrainian maker on deciding to create 47A Polish creative on deciding to make it happen 52An Amsterdam composer on the Moment of Nothing 56An Albanian mosaic artist on knowing when to stop 60A Norwegian artist on ZeroC 65A British hostage negotiator on staying positive 68A Filipino on resilience 74A Mongolian nomad about change 79A Spanish glass artist on the Mierda Moment 86A Thai origami artist on taking “idea naps” 92An Afghan painter on profound patience 97A New Zealand entrepreneur on challenging yourself 103An Indonesian musician on sincerity in learning 106A Bhutanese fashion designer on sub-processes 111A government official in Thimphu on evoking creativity 115An Australian ceramics artist on creative inlets 120A Malaysian YouTuber on creative patterns 124A Romanian festival organizer on the Videmus moment 128An Irish marketing manager on unalienizing 135A Danish choreographer on creativity choreography 140A Maldivian hotel manager on creative respiration 145An author in Paro on understanding yourself 152A Vietnamese ceramics artist on gentle creativity 157A German pastor on going against the Zeitgeist 163A group of children in the Mumbai slums on reframing 168A Sri Lankan airport official on challenging how things are done 173A Latvian painter on receiving the mystery 178A Beijing creative on “copying right” 184A Nigerian filmmaker on deviated thinking 193A Mexican chef on aiming for the surprisingly familiar 198A North Korean insight on collective creativity 203A Swedish chef on being confidently humble 211

Fredrik Haren has spent the last 25 years traveling the world to learn as much as he can about human creativity. As a global keynote speaker, he has, from the stage, inspired over a million people in 75 countries on six continents. His exploration has taken him to creative people from all walks of life to unlock the secrets of creativity. In this book, you will learn how to apply these insights to your own life and discover your full creative potential.

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• A book about ideasAn Icelandic professor on the danger of never leaving home 10A Belgian Chief Executive Director on bispective 15A Japanese creative director on being a Kaitakusha 20A Singaporean painter on insighting 25A Dutch light designer on schoonheid 32A Hong Kong artist on Divine Ideas 36A Greek marketer on finding the path 43A Ukrainian maker on deciding to create 47A Polish creative on deciding to make it happen 52An Amsterdam composer on the Moment of Nothing 56An Albanian mosaic artist on knowing when to stop 60A Norwegian artist on ZeroC 65A British hostage negotiator on staying positive 68A Filipino on resilience 74A Mongolian nomad about change 79A Spanish glass artist on the Mierda Moment 86A Thai origami artist on taking “idea naps” 92An Afghan painter on profound patience 97A New Zealand entrepreneur on challenging yourself 103An Indonesian musician on sincerity in learning 106A Bhutanese fashion designer on sub-processes 111A government official in Thimphu on evoking creativity 115An Australian ceramics artist on creative inlets 120A Malaysian YouTuber on creative patterns 124A Romanian festival organizer on the Videmus moment 128An Irish marketing manager on unalienizing 135A Danish choreographer on creativity choreography 140A Maldivian hotel manager on creative respiration 145An author in Paro on understanding yourself 152A Vietnamese ceramics artist on gentle creativity 157A German pastor on going against the Zeitgeist 163A group of children in the Mumbai slums on reframing 168A Sri Lankan airport official on challenging how things are done 173A Latvian painter on receiving the mystery 178A Beijing creative on “copying right” 184A Nigerian filmmaker on deviated thinking 193A Mexican chef on aiming for the surprisingly familiar 198A North Korean insight on collective creativity 203A Swedish chef on being confidently humble 211

Fredrik Haren has spent the last 25 years traveling the world to learn as much as he can about human creativity. As a global keynote speaker, he has, from the stage, inspired over a million people in 75 countries on six continents. His exploration has taken him to creative people from all walks of life to unlock the secrets of creativity. In this book, you will learn how to apply these insights to your own life and discover your full creative potential.

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• A book about ideasAn Icelandic professor on the danger of never leaving home 10A Belgian Chief Executive Director on bispective 15A Japanese creative director on being a Kaitakusha 20A Singaporean painter on insighting 25A Dutch light designer on schoonheid 32A Hong Kong artist on Divine Ideas 36A Greek marketer on finding the path 43A Ukrainian maker on deciding to create 47A Polish creative on deciding to make it happen 52An Amsterdam composer on the Moment of Nothing 56An Albanian mosaic artist on knowing when to stop 60A Norwegian artist on ZeroC 65A British hostage negotiator on staying positive 68A Filipino on resilience 74A Mongolian nomad about change 79A Spanish glass artist on the Mierda Moment 86A Thai origami artist on taking “idea naps” 92An Afghan painter on profound patience 97A New Zealand entrepreneur on challenging yourself 103An Indonesian musician on sincerity in learning 106A Bhutanese fashion designer on sub-processes 111A government official in Thimphu on evoking creativity 115An Australian ceramics artist on creative inlets 120A Malaysian YouTuber on creative patterns 124A Romanian festival organizer on the Videmus moment 128An Irish marketing manager on unalienizing 135A Danish choreographer on creativity choreography 140A Maldivian hotel manager on creative respiration 145An author in Paro on understanding yourself 152A Vietnamese ceramics artist on gentle creativity 157A German pastor on going against the Zeitgeist 163A group of children in the Mumbai slums on reframing 168A Sri Lankan airport official on challenging how things are done 173A Latvian painter on receiving the mystery 178A Beijing creative on “copying right” 184A Nigerian filmmaker on deviated thinking 193A Mexican chef on aiming for the surprisingly familiar 198A North Korean insight on collective creativity 203A Swedish chef on being confidently humble 211