You’re already creative.
That’s a given – but it’s not useful. Not in and of itself. No, that’s about as helpful as your great-aunt pinching your cheek and telling you what a handsome man you’re becoming.
What’s better than empty validation?
Advice on how to do better.
That’s what I love about Every Creative Way. Yeah, I tell you that – and how – you’re already creative.
Maybe that’s good for your morale.
But it would be better if I told you simple and effective ways to improve.
Which I did.
The six different styles of creativity are quite different from each other. All are undeniably creative, but that doesn’t mean they’re similar. In fact, many of the styles often hate each other.
Being so different, there’s no universal advice I can give.
So I don’t.
Instead, I share different exercises for each styles – exercises that perfectly build off your greatest strengths to ease your greatest weaknesses.
The same exercises do both at once.
How nice is that? Some self-development strategies shine a light on your softer points and tell you to suck it up.
If you’re scrawny, you can lift iron until you puke. Or you can use your beefy brain to build an exoskeleton. Both make you stronger. The exercises in Every Creative Way are a bit of both, but more on the exoskeleton side. Most of them will feel easy and familiar… even as they round out your creative styles.
I’m proud of that. It’s training tailored to you, based on where you’re starting from and where you’re going.
Begin your exo-building here: