Creative Confidence
Do you remember when teachers would chastise you for doodling in class or for humming your favorite tune? Of course, you do. Learning the core subjects in school is important, but somewhere along the way, school administrators and teachers lost sight of the importance of flexing some creative muscle.
According to the authors of #LPCBookCorner book of the month, Creative Confidence, this type of thinking is outdated. Today, companies actively seek out creative minds to solve simple and complex problems.
Our four key takeaways from Creative Confidence are:
Allow yourself to fail in order to succeed. Just try.
Creativity is about all kinds of imaginative innovation.
The "do-something" mentality helps you see the possibilities of improving something.
Try new experiences as they will help unleash the creativity inside of you.
We are all creative beings. Read Creative Confidence to see how we all can tap into our creativity to make improvements for our clients, our companies, our families and ourselves.