Evolving, Not Revolving (Edith Eva Eger, PhD)

Evolving, Not Revolving (Edith Eva Eger, PhD)

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Why Do We Devalue Aesthetic Intelligence? (Chloe Redmond Warner)

Chloe Redmond Warner is a very talented interior designer—and one of my closest childhood friends. To celebrate the launch of her special book This Must Be the Place, which is about how to design a home with personality, I got to interview Chloe at Godmothers bookstore. This epis ...  Show more

The Secret Ingredient to Be More Creative (David Epstein)

David Epstein is a journalist and the #1 New York Times–bestselling author of Inside the Box (which we’re talking about today), Range, and The Sports Gene. He tells some fascinating stories that he uncovered during his research that challenge or complicate a lot of cultural perce ...  Show more

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