“It is a pity you do not understand either ancient or modern Greek, both of which Haidee speaks so fluently; the poor child will be obliged to talk to you in Italian, which will give you but a very false idea of her powers of conversation.” “The Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas I did a presentation titled “Organizing Creativity — A few tips to realize creative projects” at the EMAG in Berlin last weekend. The description of the presentation read: Creativity and organization might seem like contradictions — a brightly burning flame that gets smothered by stale grey rule-bound conformity. But if you want to do complex creative projects, which consist of more than just one idea, you have to organize your creativity. No matter whether it’s the writing of fiction, non-fiction, or scientific theses or papers, or pretty much every other complex creative project. In this lecture, we take a look at creativity and how to organize it on a personal level, starting with creativity and organization, mastering the topic, generating, capturing and collecting ideas, to realizing and archiving creative projects. If you always wanted to write that book or like some ideas on how to turn [...]
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