Ten Keys to Unlocking your Creativity blog Many people come into our Four Week Unlocking Creativity course wondering if they have the talent to be a writer. They very quickly learn the art is in the doing, and that when they and other group members access the power of their imagination, they’re delighted by how much talent there is in the room or on the online writers board. This is not a rarity. It happens in every course. Talent = work + learning + application I dont think that talent or gift, if such things exist, has anything to do with what the final receipts will be. My notion is that anyone who speaks, by reason of that speech, has prospects of achieving important imaginative writing. I see the notion of talent as quite irrelevant. I see instead old-fashioned notions of perseverance, application and industry...It comes down in every instance to this dualism between what one wants and what one may be afraid to have. Gordon Lish One Unlocking Creativity Course Participant said after the course, ‘As you know, I was excited and nervous about the Unlocking Creativity Course. After 4 days, I suddenly started to bloom in creativity and imagination. In the past, I have lacked imagination for fiction, and suddenly it started spewing forth, and I believe, was triggered by the exercises in the first week. My excitement increased when I started reading the posts from fellow writer’s, and, giving and receiving feedback. I can’t wait to sit down in the morning and write. I wake up in the morning with another storyline, I’m driving my husband mad. Nicole To read all 10 keys to Unlocking your Creativity – visit: writerstudio.au/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=entry&id=49&Itemid=120
Posted on: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 08:45:21 +0000
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