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Actually there was a book that has helped me
but I've forgotten its title. Something about "how
to manage your creative energy so you don't get
overwhelmed."
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<li><a href="#ratna">Share with me how you are coping with the tightening Covid-restrictions in Singapore <li><a href="#ratna">Share with me how you are coping with the tightening Covid-restrictions in Singapore
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<li><a href="#hannah">What does creativity mean to you?
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I think that thinking itself can be creative and there doesn’t
need to be a material output to a creative process, for it to exist.
What does creativity mean to you?
How often do you feel creative?
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<p>I admit I don't know much about creativity so I am curious about books that
talk about it. One of them is "The philosophy of creativity", edited by Elliot
Samuel Paul. Another is "Silences", written by Tillie Olsen.
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<p>- 26th May 2021
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