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  • To Be More Creative, Cheer Up

    The way to tap your inner Hemingway is not how you think.

    Nautilus

    Topics: Cognition Creativity Genes Neurons Rex Jung

  • Can Rituals Trigger Creative Flow?

    When inspiration is elusive, ritual appears to offer a shortcut to creative flow.

    Forbes

    Topics: Creativity Cristine Legare Rex Jung Ritual

  • What Makes a Genius?

    Some minds are so exceptional they change the world. We don’t know exactly why these people soar above the rest of us, but science offers us clues.

    National Geographic

    Topics: Andrew Newberg Angela Duckworth Creativity Genius Grit Intelligence Rex Jung Scott Barry Kaufman

  • Debunking Myths About Creativity and the Brain

    Our brains “get” poetry, whether we realize it or not. Also, a strong connection between the two hemispheres fuels imagination.

    Pacific Standard

    Topics: Creativity Imagination Rex Jung

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