Developing Creativity newsletter 10.11.14

DEVELOPING CREATIVITY

Newsletter

10.11.14 edition

• Unknowing Gifted • Your Life Story • Highly Sensitive Personality • Books To Fuel Your Creative Mind > and more

"We know that giftedness doesn’t go away as we reach adulthood."

! Sara Harrier

"Creatives often feel and perceive more intensely, dramatically, and with a

wildly vivid color palate to draw from..." !

Lisa A. Riley

"We know that giftedness doesn’t go away as we reach adulthood. And the emotional complexities that

accompany increased sensitivity and awareness are nearly impossible to detangle from the continued need

for intellectual engagement and creativity..."

Finding the Gems in the Rough: the mission to identify and serve

the unknowing gifted !

By Sara Harrier

A Different Story

'There is a story of a person who absorbed every critical comment informing her how she “should be” in life, how

her creations are “suppose to” look that in time, she tweaked and tweaked the core elements of herself to

meet her critics’ opinions and expectations.'

'Her soul ached from a deep longing to be

realized. And to fight this soul-ache, she

Became numb

Could no longer able hear her own intuition

Forgot how to dream'

'That is one story but it doesn’t need to be your story.'

Excerpted from "Vital Connection" By Kaitlyn Mirison - a Guest Post August 10, 2014 on the Conscious

Introvert Success site of Tanja Gardner.

Learn about Gardner's program Energy Management 101

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above post (& others); click 'Home' to sign up for free report "How to keep an eye on your energy levels."

Read more about Kaitlyn Mirison at

Create Beyond Limits

Her programs include Virtual Retreats Designed for Introverts; a free Facebook Community; and more...

Additional articles in this edition :

• Depressed Creativity

• Enhancing Our Creative Flow And Achievement

• The Artist’s Unconscious

• Managing depression releases more creativity

• Why bother being authentic?

• Our developed minds can be dismissive

• Morty Lefkoe on how our strong feelings get conditioned

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The Developing Creativity newsletter is a publication by

Douglas Eby, M.A./Psychology writer, researcher and online

publisher on psychology, creativity and personal growth.

Creator of the Talent Development Resources series of sites

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