On CREATIVITY

On CREATIVITY ... be inspired!

We are blessed with an amazing imagination. Our minds have permitted the development of remarkable organizations, religions, and technologies, as well as accomplishments in art and literature. But imagination and the power to create is not simply for social good but resides primarily in personal quests. We each have the capacity to create and express ourselves by generating something new. The rewards are remarkable.

My Story

As a child I was constantly building --model airplanes, scooters, go-carts, forts -- and designing -- rockets, other worlds.?Later on, art -- random sculpture.?Even later, buildings -- homes and hospitals. Now I find myself creating more in the abstract - businesses and ideas.?But I miss the visual expression.?At?my?college reunion I was asked what I would like to accomplish in the next ten years. Weld a sculpture!

“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” –Albert Einstein

REFLECTIONS:

Observation 1.?What things did you create or what stories did you make up as a child?

Observation 2.?When you put your attention on something now,?how does it feel?

Observation 3.?Do you get the sense that as you have aged and your creativity has waned??If so,?what can you do to reignite that creative spark, keeping in mind there are many ways to apply your creativity?

AFFIRMATIONS

Commitment 1.?I will cook the following new dish this weekend . . .

Commitment 2.?I will spend more time enjoying?art that inspires me?with?the goal of?. . .?

Commitment 3.?I will express myself more creatively by?. . .?

On CREATIVITY

Keep an open mind, listen to your inner thoughts, and find ways to?inspire you?to create something new.

On LIFE?Book and Journal?offers an opportunity to grow.

Begin writing your own book in your?On LIFE?journal today!

In Good Health,

Harvey J. White MD