George Newman

In a fascinating discussion, psychologist George Newman and philosopher Rebecca Newberger Goldstein unravel the depths of human creativity. Newman debunks the myth of the 'lone genius,' emphasizing that collaboration fuels the best ideas. He introduces practical frameworks like gridding and transplanting ideas to overcome creative blocks. Goldstein delves into the 'mattering instinct,' exploring how our urge to create is tied to our need for meaning and validation in life and work. Together, they highlight how creativity combats chaos and fosters significance.