In this episode we discuss the surprising science of creativity. We begin with a fascinating look into how your brain create reality around you and assigns meaning to things that often have no meaning at all, then we examine the unlikely relationship between doubt, ambiguity, and creativity. We ask how you can chip away at your assumptions so that you can open spaces of possibility to be more creative, we explore the foundations of asking truly good questions, and examine the way that doubt can be a powerful force for unleashing creative insights and more with our guest Dr. Beau Lotto. Dr. Beau Lotto is neuroscientist, author, and the founder of the Lab of Misfits. His studies in the science of human perception have led him to work in several fields including education, the arts, business, and more. Beau has given multiple TED talks, has spoken to companies such as Google, and his work has been featured on the BBC, PBS, Natural Geographic, Big Think, and much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Keynote speaker Beau Lotto discusses how security leaders can drive change, establish business culture, and incorporate play and diversity to improve team outcomes. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, embracing uncertainty, and transforming initial conditions for success.

Beau Lotto, a Professor of Neuroscience at the University of London and founder of the Lab Of Misfits, brings his unconventional take on perception to the discussion. He reveals how awe enhances our connection to the world, why unanswered questions ramp up anxiety, and how distractions diverge our focus. Lotto also delves into the effects of altruism on social perceptions, highlighting how genuine giving can sometimes backfire. He advocates for embracing uncertainty as a pathway to personal growth and self-awareness in a noisy, modern environment.