The series provides a mirror; it questions our routine ways of looking and interpreting the world. In an all-consuming landscape of social media, impressions and opinions, it is wise to take some time to listen silently to your own talents and ideas.

In Lilliput the focus is on opening the mind, detecting frames and filters that so easily put us on the wrong footing. A world behind the façade and so full of possibilities.

Creativity is a leap of faith over imagined walls. There is the int...

And again new territory is explored: The 5th book in the series Creative Explored is set against Gulliver’s voyage to Houynhnnm. Very rational horses live together with the unreasonable Yahoo. The first don’t want change, and the others are change. The two extremes are the background to explain pitfalls and opportunities for an authentic creative life. Creativity is an adventurous journey combining discipline and open mindedness. As much of today’s innovation is the work of cooperation...

Generally speaking books on creativity are of two kinds. Those that tell us how to become creative by changing the situation, and those that tell us to become creative by changing ourselves. Then follows practical advice as to the ways and means in which creativity may be attained.

This series does not want to do either! By our very nature we are creative but more or less unaware of that. So instead of giving lots of practical advice, it questions our routine ways of looking and interpreti...

Ever had feeling problems keep popping up and solutions create ever new problems? Or felt you played a role you never auditioned for? Or are pushing the river? Or would love to share knowledge? Probably the right time for a creative timeout, to reassess your situation, turn reactive into creative: creACTivate. Scout your amazing inner world where problems may become opportunities. It is your choice, and so much to choose from. This is the last in a series of eye-opening breaks out of routines...

It’s frustration that spawned Murphy’s Law: The plan was good, how could it fail? Indeed you may not like it but our span of control is limited. We don’t control other people’s opinions, or the traffic, or the weather, or the economy. What we can learn to control is the way we deal with it, our attitude. Adopting a creative attitude opens up a world of possibilities. The creative attitude will make you trust that the new path will present itself at the right time. You will be amazed a...