The Question That Changed Everything

The Question That Changed Everything

What if the reason you feel disconnected from your creativity isn’t because you lack it, but because you’ve been asking the wrong question? In this opening episode of How Am I Creative?, Anthony lays the foundation for a different way of understanding creativity - one that moves beyond talent, comparison and performance. In this episode, you’ll discover: * Why most adults rate themselves lower on creativity than intelligence - and what that reveals. * How redefining creativity as applied imagination changes your sense of identity. * Why creativity is not a personality type, artistic skill or job title - but a universal human capacity. * The subtle ways comparison and narrow definitions quietly disconnect us from our own creative strengths. * And the one question that can unlock a new relationship with your ideas, your work, and yourself. How Am I Creative? is a podcast exploring the lived experience of creativity across music, film, sport, education, business and beyond, not through clichés, but through process, doubt, discipline and courage. If you’ve ever thought “I’m not creative,” then this is your starting point. Join the deeper community and extended reflections at: patreon.com/howamicreative [https://www.patreon.com/howamicreative] Because it's not “Are you creative?”, it's "How are you creative?". Let's find out together. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Introducing: How Am I Creative?

How Am I Creative? begins with a simple shift in perspective. Rather than asking whether people are creative, this podcast asks how creativity shows up in real lives - in thought, in problem-solving, in intuition, and in the everyday choices that shape who we are. Hosted by Anthony Dunn, Creative Director of the Sir Ken Robinson Foundation, and inspired by Sir Ken Robinson, each episode enters the places where guests feel most creatively alive, before opening into thoughtful, human conversations about how ideas form, stall, and take shape. The series invites listeners to rethink creativity as something lived rather than labelled, and to recognise their own creative instincts along the way. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.