Carl Nordgren

Our guest last Sunday was Christopher Brownell, chairperson for Mathematics and Science at Pratt Institute. Chris is particularly interested in the flow between creativity and mathematics, and you’ll hear his great stories illustrating his thoughts.

Did we all learn in school the five elements of a story? Plot, characters, setting, conflict, and theme. The building blocks of tales tall, short and everything in between. But what about when you’re telling an ad-hoc story, in the minute, about something that’s concurring now?

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 91...

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 90...

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 89...

In last week’s episode, I reminded listeners that I won’t define “creative” nor “creatively entrepreneurial” — you are best served developing a dynamic understanding that works for you in your work, your adventures, your life.

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 87...

In last week’s show I talked about change, transition, transformation. We all should expect that our lives will experience constant change and being mindful about how to attend to that change can be very useful.

Our show last week with Ramey Wood introduced the importance of being a ‘multi.’ Being multi-disciplinary helps you effectively bring multiple perspectives on the challenges you face, the opportunities you are developing.

In this show I talked about writing my novels. If you are interested you’ll find the books listed below. You’ll hear some of the stories around my stories, and I share thoughts about my creative process.