Learn to Think in Color

What Value Could You Create If You Stopped Trying to Be Good at Everything? You could unlock deeper creativity, sharper impact, and authentic growth by doing fewer things better—and letting the rest go. The Problem with Trying to Be Good at Everything We live in a culture that lionizes versatility. Job postings list laundry lists of skills. Social feeds show people excelling in fitness, business, relationships, parenting, travel, and interior design—all before breakfast. Somewhere along the way, “well-rounded” stopped meaning competent and started meaning superhuman. But the truth is, trying to be good at everything is not a virtue. It’s a trap. Not only is it cognitively exhausting, it dilutes impact. You spend so much time optimizing weaknesses that your natural strengths atrophy. You’re “fine” instead of being extraordinary. You become the Swiss Army knife in a world that sometimes just needs a scalpel. So let’s ask the question again—what value could you create if you  stopped ...

How can organizations measure the ROI of creativity? April 10, 2025 | Brand Equity, Business Growth, Business Success, Core Values, Creativity, Financial Literacy, Perspective, Question a Day Question a Day   How Organizations Can Measure the ROI of Creativity Creativity is often seen as an  intangible force —fueling  innovation, brand differentiation, and customer engagement . But when it comes to measuring  return on investment (ROI) , many organizations struggle to quantify the impact of creative initiatives. The good news?  Creativity is not just an abstract concept—it drives real business value.  With the right approach, you can measure its effectiveness in ways that make financial sense  while still celebrating innovation . Why Measuring Creativity Matters Organizations invest heavily in  creative projects , from  marketing campaigns and product design  to  workplace culture and problem-solving initiatives . Understanding the...

How does embracing boredom enhance creativity? March 23, 2025 | Creativity, Decision Making, Emotional Intelligence, Flow State, Mental Health, Mental Models, Question a Day, Self-Reflection Question a Day How Embracing Boredom Enhances Creativity In a world where  we check our phones 96 times a day , boredom has become the enemy. We scroll through social media in waiting rooms, binge-watch shows while eating, and even listen to podcasts in the shower.  Every moment is filled with stimulation. But what if I told you that  boredom isn’t a problem—it’s a secret weapon for creativity? Research shows that  embracing boredom allows your brain to wander, make unexpected connections, and generate breakthrough ideas.  In fact, some of the most creative minds— Einstein, Steve Jobs, and J.K. Rowling —credited boredom as the birthplace of their best ideas. Let’s explore how  leaning into boredom can unlock deeper creativity, problem-solving, and innovation.  ...