Posts Tagged ‘Playful Creative Summit’
Anne Vries – How does one dare to birth an idea into the world?
Anne Vries, Idéfix, asked “How does one dare to birth an idea into the world?” for her conversation with Alyea Sandovar during the 2020 Playful Creative Summit (I’m linking to 2021; 2020 is now private.). Start simply, start by making the smallest possible version of your thought as you can. Find community for support and…
Read MoreArt As A Pathway To Self – Rebecca Tolk
Art As A Pathway To Self, Rebecca Tolk‘s 2021 Playful Creative Summit conversation with David Chislett, appealed to me on many levels. The dialogue was free-flowing. Tolk notes, for example, that she spends a good part of her time on inartistic efforts, such as her marketing, which can have a dispiriting effect on her creativity.…
Read More52 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 MoreHow to Use Creative Play to Build a Better Future Chrissy Levett
How to Use Creative Play to Build a Better Future. I liked the sound of this before I even listened to the exchange between Chrissy Levett of Creative Conscience and David Chislett for the 2021 Playful Creative Summit. I wasn’t disappointed. I’m quoting Levett from within one minute of their conversation: “In order to change…
Read MoreMake An Impact With Game-based Solutions – Rob Alvarez
Rob Alvarez, Professor Game, was eye-opening as he and David Chislett discussed how to Make An Impact With Game-based Solutions during their 2021 Playful Creative Summit conversation. If playing games is hard work, developing them and introducing them to their players is even harder. Intelligent, successful game design involves careful research to understand what you…
Read MoreRPG Sales: Using Role Playing Games To Learn How To Sell – Heather Craik
RPG Sales: Using Role Playing Games To Learn How To Sell was the theme of Heather Craik‘s 2021 Playful Creative Summit chat with Alyea Sandovar. Heather’s bio for the Summit was “Heather runs these fantasy and scifi role-playing games that she’s designed to help people get better at their sales and running their business, by…
Read MoreBruce Honig Easy Ways to Fertilize Your Creative Self
Bruce Honig, IdeaGuides, gifted 2021 Playful Creative Summit attendees Easy Ways to Fertilize Your Creative Self in his discussion with David Chislett. Honig has a fascinating definition of creativity: “the act of doing something that we’re not familiar with initially… Getting from here to there when we’re not really sure how to get there… So…
Read MoreJenn Sandercock – Using Constraints to Innovate
Jenn Sandercock – Using Constraints to Innovate – collaborated in the 47th of 52 conversations of the 2021 Playful Creative Summit, chatting with Alyea Sandovar. She suggests that setting constraints on your creativity can be freeing, because it can eliminate the overwhelm someone might otherwise feel if s/he/they try to tackle everything in a project all…
Read MoreAnthony Trahair – Realise Your Potential Through Play
Anthony Trahair, another 2021 Playful Creative Summit contributor, offered Realise Your Potential Through Play in conversation with David Chislett. Trahair moved into play through a serendipitous introduction to juggling as he studied chemistry in his undergraduate days. He was in awe of his juggler roommate and the roommate’s juggler friends. Picked up three of their…
Read MoreMario Izquierdo Boosting Creativity by Reducing TTP – TTP means how quickly a troll invades a virtual space
Mario Izquierdo, in his 2021 Playful Creative Summit Boosting Creativity by Reducing TTP conversation with Alyea Sandovar spoke about the value of learning the hard, boring, repetitive stuff as a foundation for creativity. He is an engineer by training, which he compared to learning how to bounce a basketball before you can play. His training provided…
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