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A Blueprint for creativity
Where does creativity come from? The answer is unique for each of us—our True North—and the methods I use myself and describe at length in Which Way Is North will help you find yours.
As artificial intelligence gains an increasing foothold in our work and our lives, the need to find and maintain our uniquely human creativity is growing more urgent. The creative practices in Which Way Is North will ensure that you stay on course as you navigate through the complexity of modern times. It will help you open new pathways to creativity and equip you with tools for your personal and professional journey to becoming a conscious participant in creation.
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