Elizabeth Gilbert: A new way to think about creativity
4th May. 2009
Elizabeth Gilbert, best-selling author of Eat, Pray, Love, muses on the nature of creativity. She suggests that it’s not a rare person that is a genius but rather that there is genius in all of us, waiting to be discovered. I don't agree with all that she has to say but it is an interesting take on some of the issues surrounding fear and creativity.
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