Topic: Creativity
Place matters
The next time you’re planning a leadership development event, don’t just pick an airport conference center. Where you learn affects how and what you learn.
Persevering through failure as the key to execution
Rather than avoiding it, how might your institution encourage and embrace moments of failure?
Wesley Hill: The inefficient wisdom of literature
In the face of large scale organizational challenges, here’s some advice: Read poetry.
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- You can be creative
Start with why, not what
Creative, life-giving work with passionate, committed people requires a certain kind of storytelling. It starts with what you believe, not what you do.
Innovation and the bottom line
Maintaining a creative institutional culture doesn’t mean abandoning the budget. A free resource explores how innovation and business thinking can -- and should -- exist together.
Matthew Phillips: Changing gears between maker and manager
Striking the right balance between clearing space for creativity and shouldering an administrative load vexes many leaders, as the author learned while trying to be both a pastor and a law school student.
Creativity and Christian leadership
An art and spirit retreat teaches participants to pay attention to one another and to what God places in our pathways.
Benjamin McNutt: 'You just have to start thinking like me'
The biggest challenge to collaboration isn’t different skill sets. It's clashing imaginations.
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