Posts Tagged ‘David Chislett’
52 2021 Creative Playful Summit conversations analyzed and on line!
All of them, all 52 2021 Creative Playful Summit conversations listened to, thought about, summarized and the summaries on line. Parcelled out once a week on Wednesdays through March 15, 2023. And now on to the 47 2020 recordings, 45 of them DIFFERENT PEOPLE. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Read MoreAysu Hazar – I Now Pronounce You Playmates: How To Play With Your Partner
Aysu Hazar, a psychotherapist who practices in Turkey and the UK, offered I Now Pronounce You Playmates: How To Play With Your Partner with David Chislett during the 2021 Playful Creative Summit about the use of play in psychotherapy. She initially focused on the use of play and playfulness in couples therapy, even writing her master’s…
Read MoreImprov(e) Your (Home, Work, Virtual) Life with an Improv Mindset – Amy Angelilli
Improv(e) Your (Home, Work, Virtual) Life with an Improv Mindset, the chat between Amy Angelilli, The Adventure Project, and David Chislett for the 2021 Playful Creative Summit. So much to share, and I’m not able to catch 1/10 of it. “Improv can be comedy, but that’s only one kind of improv….When you take the…
Read MoreSome Things I’m Confident I Think I Know – Jim Friedman part 3 – C4
Some Things I’m Confident I Think I Know. This conversation between Dr. Jim Friedman, a professor of creativity and entrepreneurship at Miami University, chief steward for World Creativity and Innovation Week, and David Chislett during the 2021 Playful Creative Summit is the one I’ve come back to most frequently. Professor Friedman shared his structure for…
Read MoreSome Things I’m Confident I Think I Know – Jim Friedman part 2
Some Things I’m Confident I Think I Know. OHMIUNIVERSE, I LOVE this title. I catch myself hemming and hawing like that CONSTANTLY. Dr. Jim Friedman, a professor of creativity and entrepreneurship at Miami University, chief steward for World Creativity and Innovation Week, spoke with David Chislett during the 2021 Playful Creative Summit. His call to…
Read MoreA Little Less of Everything – Sandra van der Lee
Sandra van der Lee fervently wants us to complain, or feel awful, or take a day off when we think we need to, and David Chislett agreed while they chatted during their 2021 Playful Creative Summit conversation. And then get back to business, only ease back into it with a task you enjoy first. Ultimately,…
Read MoreInnovate the Next – Tiisetso Maloma
Tiisetso Maloma, the author of seven books including The Anxious Entrepreneur: Anxiety Defeats Creativity – Creativity Defeats Anxiety (OH WOW, that’s ME!!), interviewed with David Chislett for the 2021 Playful Creative Summit and the conversation was as free-roaming as I’ve ever heard and I’m sure I’m not doing it justice. It touched on an idea that…
Read MoreThe Power of Stories for Change – Douwe van der Werf
Stories are what people use to organize themselves and their societies. That’s the stunning argument in Douwe van der Werf‘s 2021 Playful Creative Summit conversation, The Power of Stories for Change, with David Chislett. Religious texts are an example of how humans attempt to explain their lives, national structures are another. Stories answer “Why should I…
Read MoreHammers, Not Mirrors: Play and Art for Radical Change, Eleanor Snare
Hammers, Not Mirrors: Play and Art for Radical Change soooooooooooooo appeals to me. Eleanor Snare and David Chislett roamed EVERYWHERE in this 2021 Playful Creative Summit dialogue. This talk is another one I’m very broadly interpreting. Snare believes art and play are currently confined in business operations to the continuation of business as usual –…
Read MoreGetting Out of Your Way and Into Your Story – Marloes ten Kate
In a word, Marloes ten Kate teaches excitement. In particular, through her company Scientific Storytelling, she teaches people how to translate difficult, data-rich content into structures which people can easily understand – stories. Her primary clients are scientists, and her unique set of skills – actor, biologist, science journalist – certainly match her to them.…
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