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At the same time, the warnings are getting louder that children have lost over twelve hours of play per week over the past two decades; to school time, and elsewhere.

The American Academy of Pediatrics, a respected body of paediatricians in the US, clearly warns that this could have drastic consequences.

Play deprivation is an attack on the foundations of child development.

It’s game-over for a healthy upbringing.

Thank goodness we have advanced thinkers such as Gerald Hüther, a brain researcher from Germany, and Christoph Quarch, a philosopher, remaining stoic and writing books that are as committed as they are well-founded, such as Rettet das Spiel! (Save the Art of Playing!).

And thank goodness, again, for exhibitions like Play Parade.

An Eames Exhibition for Kids. The show by the curator Janna Lipsky, on from September 9, 2017, to February 11,

2018, in Weil am Rhein, also steers the focus towards play – albeit in a very different way – and the seriousness behind it.

In this sense, Play Parade, the first exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum specially designed for children and families, shows what you can do with dedicated play. For your whole life, if possible.

The exhibition gives a comprehensive insight into the toy designs of Charles and Ray Eames, the legendary American designers who wrote design history from the 1940s to the 1970s.

Exhibits include groundbreaking items like THE TOY, a modular system of rods and colourful bits you can use to make planes, tents, stalls and a thousand other things.

And well-known games like House of Cards, to build oversized card houses with.

Eames’ concept of seeing toys as concrete pioneers of creativity and great ideas becomes

tangible, and you can even discover and immerse yourself in it in an elaborate room installation.

Besides, it’s not just for kids.

Eames’ toys were always intended for adults, too. At least for those who, like the creators themselves, have enough enthusiasm for the fascination of play for a lifetime.

As well as the toy designs, you can watch the early, thrilling short films by Ray and Charles Eames, such as Tops and Parade, featuring dancing roundabouts, puppets and toy trucks smartly parading in front of painted scenes.

The second theme of the Charles and Ray Eames’ world of play includes objects from the couple’s private toy collection, which have

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always served to inspire their own developments.

The exhibits show a piece of cultural history in the world of playing. If you want, you can even put the timelessness of the individual concepts to the test. The original objects are in glass showcases, of course, but you can play with

reconstructions and updated versions.

Our verdict: if you have time for a playdate, visit the exhibition in Weil am Rhein.

With or without children.

And maybe on the way you could read Gerald Hüther and Christoph Quarch’s Save the Art of Playing!.

As Charles Eames said, “Take your pleasure seriously!”

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Because of that I knew that I wanted to work within in the clothing industry.”th ec l o t h i n g

After completing an international master’s degree in marketing and management at Copenhagen Business School, Jespen wrote her thesis for a major Danish clothing company that recruited her immediately after graduation for a marketing gig.

This laid the foundation for the ultimate collision of passion and vocation.

Jespen is proof positive that following your passion is the only real career path for the creative adult.

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We’ve had so many defining moments on this journey so far. Every time we decide to enter a new market it is a change because you will never know the outcome.

Currently, the United States and Asia are two new

chapters in our brand story.

And because of the deep culture differences compared with the European market, we don’t know yet how everything will turn out but we’re really excited to start this new chapter.

Kong-based web shop as well.

Expansion-wise we look quite a lot into South East Asia and will be starting up with selling our swim collection at the Department store David Jones in Australia.

You recently opened a store in Hong Kong, didn’t you?

That’s so exciting, congratulations.

What are your plans in the States?

Actually, we have two stores in Hong Kong now and have just launched a Hong

In the US market, we have recently opened a showroom in

Los Angeles in order to have a presence on the West Coast.

We’ll do everything to avoid being bored …

How is it to manage a creative organisation?

It’s the most challenging but also the most rewarding task.

For people, to be creative they need a sound working environment – a place where people feel at home, inspired and listened to.

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empowerment and respect for each individual.

I don’t believe in micromanagement but rather, to define the overall frame within which people can unfold their creativity.

Accepting mistakes as part of the creative process, is so important.

Sometimes a style that looked great as a sketch turns out to be quite awful but allowing for a huge playground where it is accepted that not all things work out also opens up space for those original designs that

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And that’s fun.

I feel really grateful for being surrounded by as much creative talent as we have in the company.

I’ve always felt that Molo is a perfect example of a label making clothes that kids actually want to wear.

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able to strike this incredible balance between being fashionforward but not in a way that makes kids feel different for their taste in fashion.

Molo is comfortable, easy to wear,

super fun and definitely on-trend.

What are the largest drivers of trends in kids’ fashion from your perspective?

In kids’ fashion, there are some things that stay universal.

I find that quite appealing because kids’ clothes can then be handed down

a child. I remember asking my mother, sometime around 1985, to buy me this crazy Memphis Groupinspired appliqué sweater.

She didn’t Yes, totally! relent, but I remember I was very tearfully emotional telling about my clothing as myself to a smaller sibling or sold second hand and still be relevant.

Anything that kids can relate to are drivers of trends. It can be figurative things like animals that kids know of and care for and all of a sudden, a skirt with bunnies on it can be transformed into an item to die for in their eyes.

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I would never forget the beauty of that item … and I never did!

Is Molo influenced by larger trends in women’s or men’s wear as well?

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Sometimes you need to take chances in life in order to move forward. You can’t be sure of every step that you take. It’s part of the journey and it is also okay to make mistakes but great gains come out of taking chances.

It is always fascinating to get out of your comfort zone.

That’s why I like this saying a lot.

Choose three people, living or dead, that you’d take to tea.

It might be a borrowing answer, but it would be my husband and our kids. Our everyday life is quite hectic so I love when we have a little bit of time together.

Our kids are getting to this age where it is okay to be sitting down and just talk. It is so rewarding to experience their

little personalities grow and a lot of fun too. And spending time with my husband is amazing because he is the soulmate of my life!

Finally, tell me about a favourite childhood memory.

It’s a bit weird but six years ago or so I went to a zoo with my family where we were watching a show with a chimpanzee.

Among the audience, I was chosen to compete with the chimpanzee in drinking a chocolate milk as fast as possible.

I did not even like chocolate milk, and before I got started, the chimpanzee was already done. People clapped wildly with me standing on the stage all shy but I thought it was a big moment. It made my day and I can still recall it – even that the chimpanzee was named Alfredo.

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What are the unique challenges of scaling a localised Viennese handicraft for a global audience?

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It’s all there – the traditions, the history, the love for the detail. We only needed to collect it all, and bring it together. The only thing is: there are only so many able hands who can sew, stich, embroider, smock, paint, embellish, etc. at the high level we demand.

So now we have gone even beyond Vienna, to places close by, like Styria, Milan or Sopron, places we can reach within two or three hours drive, and bring the expertise and talent to our Vienna Workshop.

It allows us to not only offer our garments to our selected customers worldwide, but also to tailor for our testimonials, which is a whole different story in itself.

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The Small Hundred years Gatsby ago, to work in fashion you keep alive either went to for the Paris or Vienna to get inspiration modern and to be where family? innovation was rooted. It was a time when Vienna’s rich heritage got an enthralling twist – a time when the zest for life was so tangible. The art and philosophy movement of the Vienna Secession broke with historical tradition and gave Vienna’s artists a new concept. The Small Gatsby’s collections and visualisation concepts – the brand’s essence presented in our JAZZ

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If you look at old photographs of kids in early last century, they are often captured playing anywhere and everywhere.

They were happy in their private, imaginary world, within the world of grown-ups.

It’s this wildness, this ability to make anything a playground, which we treasure and which we try to communicate as something important and worthy with our garments.

Our apparel, regardless of how formal it is, always offers full freedom of movement, and the themes of our collection often reference wildness,

rebellion, freedom and being in the moment, or visualisation. We go for boldness AND subtlety, and always for the daring, the unseen and unwatched, the natural grandeur, the quirky, or that one small, salient moment.

We aim to pass on our love for beauty in all things – the most quotidian thing always reveals one aspect of astounding beauty if you look closely enough. We think these are values of great worth to children and grown-ups today, considering the mechanisation and the digitalisation in the artificial world we all inhabit and children are now growing up in.

Tell us about a treasured memory from your own childhood.

TERESA: The sun and the heat of the flagstones on my skin, my brother and I lying next to the pool and warming up like

little reptiles after hours of playing in the water. Big grin on his face, on my face.

Every summer.

Every day.

What is the most important value for you as entrepreneurs?

How do you measure trust?

Trust is the foundation of all life – and of all relations between all creatures if they choose to live peacefully. If you are aware of your own responsibility and if you respect others, and focus on only doing things from the heart, you will be successful. Start with trusting yourself, we’d say. And be kind.

As for niche partners: every artisan wants recognition for their work, and if you give that and respect real work done by real people, they will come to you.

It’s all out there.

We measure trust in terms of our successful long-term partnerships.

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TERESA: I feel there is two major tendencies in kids’ fashion design: mini me for one, and then quite the opposite, the notion to create something for children that is uniquely theirs.

Above all is pop culture, and the big players who inspire our dreams, no matter what age we are. It’s impossible to withdraw oneself from their influence – it’s everywhere.

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dress is equally perfect and pure.

The THEO pullover, Anita developed that when she was still very young and it’s the most perfect piece of knitwear. It’s suitable for people of any age – a baby, a toddler, a child, a teen, women, men, grandfathers and grandmothers. Its hand finished quality, the gorgeous merino raw material, the cut and the very rare method of using traditional links-links hand machines from early last century make it something so worthy, and so perfect, I love it.

And then that blue-green colour – somehow it makes everyone’s eyes bright.

TERESA: This summer’s MARIE dress for young adults, is my favourite.

I love the short in front, long in the back style, the flattering silhouette, the subtle luxury of the Austrian brocade linen.

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We have just launched our own e-commerce site – at a technical level worthy of the very big players.

We have managed to turn this company into a home for both of us, have collected so many gorgeous people with great talent and love for the game.

Last year was a big turning point for us, where the essence of the brand, the company and we ourselves were put to the test on so many levels – and we made it. We’re now panting a bit but beaming with gratefulness and pride, finally able to indulge in what we have created.

What successes have you celebrated recently?

Tell me the most memorable dining experience you have had.

With renowned Tokyo luxury department store ISETAN having invited us repeatedly to show new capsules and launch seasonal collections, we are going east in big strides.

TERESA: Anita and I took our future testimonial for another future brand of ours – him being a silver haired icon – to dinner. Imagine you go to a nice, dignified place for truly amazing vegan cuisine,

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Innovation comes easily to children, if you let them explore, and this is exactly how we try to work. Let’s pretend we don’t know what this fabric or that closure has initially been made for, and just see what it could become in our collection.

A fabric made f or furniture is perfect for that voluminous gala dress. Magnetic buttons for handicapped people turn out to be ideal for small kids’ hands – and fun!

We could not name the most innovative thing we did so far, maybe it is just how we start our creation process – we’re always open to new ways of putting things together.

Creating garments is a very traditional industry, with a traded system of lifelong learning to reach mastery. With established processes which have been tried and tested for centuries.

We are breaking up the old hierarchies by empowering people and fostering self-management.

Holacratic structures, in which teams are organised in circles, with everyone participating in multiple circles, with a different role in each, are paired with cultural and emotional coaching to allow every single member of our company to develop their personality, their abilities and their passion constantly.

It is incredibly rewarding.

You get trust, gratefulness, fun, and you can watch your team and yourself growing into stronger and more satisfied human beings.

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and instead of having one waiter, you’ve got five. And then seven greetings from the kitchen in due course.

I have no idea what happened that night – we laughed, we cried, we made promises for life.

It was all kinds of magic.

What kind of music is inspiring the masterminds behind The Small Gatsby these days?

TERESA: Max Richter’s Recomposed album. Take a perfect masterpiece (Vivaldi’s Four Seasons) and translate it into the now. Its mind blowing.

ANITA: At the moment, my playlist is very jazzy, from the 50s and 60s, perfect for working in a nice flow.

All replies are from both Anita and Teresa, unless otherwise indicated.

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extremely creative life. One has only to browse her aesthetically soothing Instagram feed to understand immediately that her love for design transcends every aspect of her life. Like tinycottons’ d are at once organic and warm, yet utterly contemporary in their graphic sensibilities. The play between soft and comforting fabrics with artful and bold design is exactly what has launched this Barcelona-based brand into the pantheon of kids’ fashion standouts. With the recent launch of a tinycottons women’s wear capsule and a collaboration with Puma, there seems to be no end to the heights tinycottons will reach.

And is it any wonder that Barbara is not just at the helm of a thriving enterprise, but also the mother of four children?

Motherhood is perhaps the most creative endeavour of them all … ( @ barb _ bru no)

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I used to play for hours at city building … and when the city was finished, I was already tired of it. In the end, the game was simply the process and being focused in the moment.

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At tinycottons, we are paying special attention to adults’ fashion. I think fashion is a general trends reference, even if we all have our own sparring that is progressing and changing with time. I think little brands like ours can be a reference for the big kids brands and it’s quite dangerous.

We have to be careful they don’t ruin us for these actions.

much better.

Even so, we are currently in one of the most defining moments in the evolution of the brand. Lots of changes and news will happen with the A/W 2018 collection.

We re-designed the logo and the all brand imagery but without losing our street

vibe, graphics and modern inspiration.

I think every new season is crucial, as we rebuild everything from scratch. We always try to start by learning from our errors and to do things

Biorhythms have such a huge impact on our creativity.

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opposite. I can’t control my head!

So, it’s better for me to make a note, it helps me to keep calm and to be less anxious.

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What are you cooking up in your kitchen these days?

I don’t have any special one dish that I make per se. Recently, I’ve been cooking lots of poke.

I think this is very healthy and we all love it at home! We can totally invent new riffs and put what we want in it. It’s like a personal and unique recipe.

If you could assemble the ultimate historical dinner party, who would be on the guest list?

What is the most challenging aspect of running tinycottons and what new developments can we expect on the horizon?

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What do you miss from childhood as an adult?

Coco Chanel, Steve Jobs, Henri Matisse, Le Corbusier and Amancio Ortega!

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The only place “success” comes before “work” is in the dictionary.

What about music?

What’s on repeat these days?

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Hello, what is your name?

Jessica Richard.

How old are you and what age are your children?

I’m thirty-nine, my oldest son Billy is seven years and my youngest George is three years old.

What do you do for a living?

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and we all love the seaside.

We founded our company in London, right after Billy was born. A year in which we realised that we needed a quieter surrounding and more space. (… and a babysitter.

Emsworth is James’s hometown, so his parents help us a lot. It’s nice to have family around).

around the world.

If you move from a big city like London to a small village I think it’s the diversity of food which you probably miss the most.

And the best?

The space. We have a whole field belonging to our house for the kids to play in.

Here they can be creative and

How long have you been living in Emsworth, UK?

Why do you live in Emsworth?

Emsworth is a small fishing village at the south coast. It’s peaceful here

Not at the moment. With children, this place is ideal.

I was always someone who travelled a lot and enjoyed moving and experiencing new places but once you have children it’s good to call a place home.

Maybe one day …

What’s your favourite bar, and why?

The Bluebell.

It’s not a bar, but a typical English heritage pub, only yards from the Quay. If you live in England you simply must love pubs. The homemade food there is amazing too.

What’s your favourite spot in Emsworth?

And why What’s the (if you can best area tell us)?

It’s the hammock of town to in front of our bring up house. That children? sounds really

My partner James and I are the owners of a kids’ wear fashion company called “Jessie and James”. ;-)

We moved here from London when Billy was two years, so five years ago.

like to live even more than in Emsworth?

Bookends. It’s a second-hand bookshop in the village. You can find some amazing, rare vintage pieces in there. I love to read although I hardly find the time these days.

What is the worst thing about Emsworth?

The variety in healthy and origin authentic food is a bit poor. I’m German and I love English food but I also love food from all

have the same freedom James and I used to have when we were little. Living close to the seaside is amazing too for young and old.

Is there anywhere

boring but I love to relax there and it’s a real suntrap, my time with a good book and maybe a glass of wine.

Maybe ten minutes without the kids. ;-)

What’s your favourite shop in Emsworth, and why?

The beach.

Our kids love to play at the beach.

They put their wellies on and get really muddy.

They love to go crabbing, looking for shells or kayaking.

Is Emsworth a good place for children?

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I think it’s lovely.

You are more in touch with nature here. The pace of life is far slower than living in a city which suits us with a business and bringing up two boys. If we are relaxed and happy so are our kids and that’s the great thing about living in Emsworth for us.

How much does it cost per month to maintain a child in Emsworth?

Oh dear. I have no clue! I guess it depends on how demanding your child is. But we spend a lot of time in the nature surrounding us and we go for walks, rather than to adventure and ball parks or other kids entertainments.

So I guess we save quite a bit of money here.

Can you say goodbye like you do in Emsworth?

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Everyone thinks creativity is a wonderful thing that we should all strive for. If you’re creative or are known to be creative, you’re

The word “creativity” comes from the Latin,“creare”, to “create, bring forth, produce, design”. It is closely related to “crescere”, which can be translated as “to become, grow, cultivate”. These two important aspects of creativity are right there in this original term. First, the passive aspect: You should take the subconscious potential in people seriously and let it grow. Second, the active aspect: Humans have the ability to be creators, to bring something new to life and bring it to the world. This is very closely linked to ideas of being artistic, productive, lively, experimental, fun – and problem-solving.

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Creativity as a concept has only been existing since the 18th century and was originally linked to fine arts, that is, to artistic movements such as Sturm und Drang (“storm and stress”, from circa 1765) and Romantic (early 19th century). This was when the belief was born, established and enforced, that I can creatively design myself and the world! Nobody called it “creative”, though, it was called inventive or ingenious. Only a few people are endowed with the extraordinary talent (ingenious) of creating something new and are appropriately referred to as geniuses.

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Until the middle of the 20th century, creativity remains something “so niche”, exclusive to avant-garde art and protest movements, essentially always “anti” and “counter” the petite bourgeois and conservative morality. Something firmly anchored, nurtured and fostered in the underground and counter-culture.

Attributed to a minority of specially gifted people creating their work on the fringe of society.

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Since the middle of the 20th century, the genius concept has been extended to areas beyond art, to science, technology, politics, etc., and it is considered that creativity is a particular quality of problem-solving, the ability to develop, test and implement new ideas and concepts.

It is in every human being – although not everyone has it in abundance.

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But the question remains: when we say creativity, are we all talking about the same thing?

To disassemble the phenomenon of creativity in order to make it more Creativity seems to have a structure Creativity seems to have a structure comprehensible, we should look at its basic structure in-depth. Today, creativity research identifies four dimensions of creativity: The creative product, the creative process, the creative personality and the prerequisites of creativity.

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A product is therefore creative if it is accepted by relevant instances of a field – experts – and is able to change or even develop the domain. You are creative if your thinking or actions change a domain (atomic physics, microbiology, music, literature or recommendations), and you are always a cultural developer and changer.

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It also seems appropriate to put the usability of a creative product in relation to its goal. There are undoubtedly a lot of highly effective products whose goals and effects are clearly inhumane, antisocial or immoral, e.g. the electric chair, methods of torture such as waterboarding, weapons and suppression systems, bullying techniques, etc.

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Whether the brilliant happy idea is sustainable and can be effective is decided in the very next phase of review and elaboration. Phase 4 is the longest and most demanding. Enforced self-reflection, testing and evaluation is very strenuous, with an extraordinary measure of stamina required. The creative one torments himself with the question: “Is this idea really as good as I thought and felt it was?” As such, this phase is evaluated differently in terms of emotions than phase 3. It is considered to be relatively corrosive.

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But if it eventually turns out that the creative solution is truly good, a certain tranquillity of enthusiasm can set in.

One thing’s for sure, and that’s that the four phases do not follow each other chronologically. They are intertwined, they have to be crossed several times and often non-linearly, in feedback loops.

The enthusiastic evaluation of an idea in the Illumination phase (“I’ve got it!”) may prove to be too optimistic or void (“Someone’s already done it!”) in the elaboration phase. Then, it’s “Back to the preparation stage!”.

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Divergent thinking is bluesky, boundless thinking, focused on various solutions. If you can think in a divergent way, you will find many different answers and solutions to vague, ambiguous questions and problems.

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What is a creative personality? How does this personality go through the creative process and emerge bearing a new creative product into the world?

Here’s the history of the creative personality in a nutshell: For a long time, the image of the “creative personality” is marked by the notorious “genius and madness” theory, that sets out to prove a genetic connection between insanity and creativity – but never has been able to. At the end of the 19th century, and especially at the beginning of the 20th century, people hardly care about an outstanding personality from patchy psychiatric diagnoses – artists/creative ones are reduced to socially risky figures.

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The pre- and profound thinker Sigmund Freud has little time for “healthy creative thinking”, he parallelises creativity with neurosis. The main term in Freud’s fundamental pessimistic understanding of creativity is “sublimation”, and it’s not until 1950 that a new generation of psychoanalysts develops a new creativity theory under the title “Regression in the service of the self”.

The anti-Freudian idea is that artistic creativity is not possible because of primal fears, but in spite of them.

Empirical creativity research since 1950 has primarily been focusing on the relationship between intelligence and creativity.

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Creatives have an above-average sensitivity to their fears, without jeopardizing their self-stability.

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In terms of behaviour, they are “maladjusted adjusted” people. Creativity (understood here as an internal element) requires withdrawal from the social environment.

The paradoxes at action level of action include: • sensitive unconventionality (being emotionally independent from the environment; examining and, if necessary, accepting or violating conventions) • tolerant rebellion (attempt to fascinate, to be charismatic and not non-missionary; to inspire and not to exert compulsion) • altruistic egocentrism (swaying between ambition and selflessness)

In terms of feelings, they are “doubting self-confident” people. Creatives are very intrinsically motivated, they do not need any incentives from the outside to be interested in a topic, problem or content area. They love what they do, tackle their work head on.

In extreme cases, this can lead to extrinsic factors such as money, power and praise hardly playing a role. The contrasting emotions and motivations that bind creative people include: • doubting self-confidence (continual self-critical review) • distanced engagement • masculine femininity (assertive and power-oriented, but also emotional and communication-led) • constructive dissatisfaction (dissatisfaction does not lead to depression, but serves as a driver for new productivity)

They contemplate themselves into an OBJECT OF KNOWLEDGE, actively tackle it, work on it, transform it. In doing so, they harmonise a wealth of cognitive contrasts, for example • hovering attention spans (simultaneous breadth and depth of processing) • naïve contemplation (can be astonished and can reflect in an astonishingly clever way on the astonishing) • structuring openness (cognitively open, able to recognise complex correlations) • realistic imagination (visualise problems and solutions in metaphors, analogies, etc.)

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Cleese refers to research by Donald W. MacKinnon, who in the 1970s at the Department of Psychology at the University of California at Berkeley found that people work in two mental modes: open and closed. In closed mode we have, according to

MacKinnon and Cleese, the feeling of having a lot to do, of having to keep going; it’s a slightly anxious mode in which we are quite impatient, even tense, have little humour, act purposefully; a mode in which we can be very stressed. But in open mode, we are relaxed, less purpose-oriented, more contemplative, more humorous. We do not feel under pressure to get something done as quickly as possible. We can play around with ideas.

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Creativity is not possible in closed mode, a mode we are in all too often according to MacKinnon – and Cleese agrees. Cleese, the theoretically educated creativity practitioner, calls the conditions which make it more likely for us to enter the “open mode”: – A space that guarantees privacy and separation from the everyday (“play is only possible when we are separate from everyday life”). This space can – depending on the individual and the situation – be the car, the forest, the garden, the bathtub or a ladies’ powder-room.

– Enough time for new ideas to emerge, grow and explode (“giving your mind as long as possible to come up with something original”). Cleese points out that “the most creative persons/ professionals play with a problem much longer before they try to resolve it ... at least 90 minutes.”

– Openness for anything and everything to happen. Everything is OK (for the time being); you can think and says the worst, most deviant, most illogical things. “While I am creative, nothing is wrong.”

– Humour, which Cleese attributes an evolutionary meaning to; “it gets us from the closed mode to the open mode quicker than anything else.” Humour makes us playful and is an essential part of the playful and the creativity we need to solve problems, “no matter how serious they may be.” These are “adjusting screws” that adults can turn to make creativity more possible.

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Three conventional processes in this sense are: Brainstorming, originally invented for advertising agencies, useful to let even seemingly nonsensical, disjointed thoughts and ideas run free.

The good-idea seeds are only filtered out through logic when you have as large a pool of theories as possible.

Mind mapping or clusters focusing on the pictorial arrangement of thoughts and ideas – linking the analyticallogical thinking of the left side of the brain to the holistic tendencies of the right. Reading is and will always be a downright simple method of creativity research. Remains unsurpassed in the creation of inner images.

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There is a multitude of special creativity training and tools you can use to increase your span of thought and to encourage new perspectives on old or existing problems – or at least try to. There are ways to leave welltrodden ways, for selfirritation and to relax inner tension. They aim at decoupling the collection and evaluation of ideas.

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A star among the professional developers and providers of ever new creativity techniques beyond this conventional list, Edward de Bono shines with his concept of lateral thinking, based on changing concepts and perceptions and working with wild lateral thinking. How effective is all this? As a consensus in the efficacy assessment of creativity techniques, it is considered that they can function as didactic means in order to make thinking more fluid.

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It is widely believed that creativity is something purely individual, private, that happens inside a person. And almost everyone actually feels the subjective desire to create and shape ourselves as a subject – in my relationships, at work, in my rare leisure time, while consuming. Because it keeps me alive and gives me the feeling of productivity and meaningfulness. But it is really interesting and exhilarating to understand creativity as a social phenomenon, as something that can only come about in the interaction of social and cultural aspects and factors. This brings us to exploring the phenomenon of “co-creativity�, experiments with close arrangements and in small creative conspiracies with

other people. Two or three or more together form something new and unique: new narratives, new questions, new answers, new insights, new realities.

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As people of the 21st century, we live and work in a time of the new economy, in a post-industrial economy and society thriving on knowledge, innovation and creation.

This new economy seems to have a huge need for creativity, with its underlying slogan of: everyone can, should and must be creative.

This development belongs to and fits in with the fact that since the 1970s a new professional group has been emerging which is becoming increasingly influential: , first named by US researcher Richard Florida, made up of knowledge and ideas workers, symbol analysts and producers.

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of a new life balance. (...) They are life-makers and meaning generators, never pure hedonists.

They change the way in which people work, cooperate, live, love and develop.”

Creativity, which is actually a ridiculously soft term, becomes an important economic resource and the hard core of the new economy. Almost everything revolves around the creation and management of ideas in the new creative economy.

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Does this mean we are moving towards a society that is almost exclusively made up of “creativity entrepreneurs” who can fully live up to, contribute to and benefit from their creativity?

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