Recently I realized how important it is to show people we care by actually creating something. Paint a picture, sing a song, bake cookies or write a poem for a friend or family member. Whatever you choose to create does not have to be a masterpiece. It just has to be.
Truth and transparency… are they they same thing? Horton the Elephant illustrates the difference.
You reach into your pocket. It’s not there. You check all your pockets and a bead of sweat begins to form on your brow. No phone. It’s called nomophobia and Julie Dennehy from Curious and Clever shows you some creative ways to cure it.
The new year is a great time to refocus and reboot using imaginative play. Whether you choose to stretch your creativity with visual arts or the written word, go play and see what magic presents itself.
From the post-WWII adventure playgrounds to preschools without walls, the changing face of parent-free play has changed our society's sense of curiosity and the joy of discovery.
Faking it is not a business strategy. For companies like Theranos, Uber, Snapchat and more getting caught with their hand in the growth hacking cookie jar, beware - truth wins every time.
Are you an innovation champion or an idea killer? Experts explore some of the challenges behind "creativity bias" - the inability to notice and act on a good idea when you see one.
Here at Curious and Clever, we're always looking for great tech tools to talk about. This year's picks, introduced at our PRConsultants Group annual meeting, featured apps that help us collaborate with co-workers and connect with customers and the media.
Collect postcards for an amusing and edifying look at the past. From scenic vistas and cityscapes to family portraits to sentimental greetings, you'll find them readily available at your local flea market.
Inspiration comes from all sources, including a marketing campaign from the Bronx Zoo for Valentine's Day.
You'll find some deliciously clever writing in Trader Joe's Fearless Flyer.
Buy wondrous works of fine art in museum-quality prints from The Public Domain Review's new print shop... a curious find by CuriousAndClever.com.
Picking my brain about some learnings from a workshop on mindfulness in the workplace. Are you mindful, or is your mind full?
MOMA's "In the Studio" series is a reminder to us to look carefully and to understand that it's the process as well as the underlying intention of the artist that's just as important as the finished work.
Empty your cup when it overflows. An open your mind allows learning will flow in.
Podcasts are big in 2017. Why? Exciting new genres, car technology and big corporate sponsors.
Pumpkin season is here... but what's the reason for the season? Get curious with me....
Dragons are no match for the marketing department of HBO's Game of Thrones.
Nine reasons why we should continue to support mainstream media - with caution.
Apart from the Bullet Journal's usefulness as a planning tool listing tasks and events, he believes that keeping track of what you need to do enables you to focus, declutter and let go of tasks that aren't important.
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