How to Be Creative Early On

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I think a lot of people view creativity as something that's almost like a form of magic, you know, inspiration. The more that you practice creativity, the better you get it at. I do believe and I'm not a brain scientist, but I do believe some people are born with slightly different brains that are conducive to creativity. People view me as being very productive in a creative way, particularly since I'm working in three art forms.

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What is positive psychology? What is the PERMA model? From a creativity standpoint, is there a connection between music and writing? In various artistic fields, how hard is it to be creative without first achieving some level of technical mastery? How can one hone the skill of creativity? How useful is optimism for achieving happiness? What are the different sources from which humans derive pleasure? To what extent is western culture conscious of ageism? What does positive psychology have to say about interpersonal relationships? What is the value and purpose of extended education generally and degrees specifically? What is wisdom?

Georgia Shreve is a composer, fiction writer, playwright, and poet. She holds degrees from Stanford, Brown, Columbia, and PENN. Her poetry and fiction have been published in magazines such as the New Yorker, New Republic, and New Criterion, and her short story, "The Countess of M-", won the Stanford Magazine Fiction award.

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