Do you want to make creative thinking part of your everyday life? Creative thinking and problem-solving have come to mean a lot to me over the years—and I think you will find value in them, too. My love of creative thinking began in my work in healthcare improvement and innovation, migrated to my writing life, and often influences my family life as well. I teach and facilitate on creative thinking whenever I can.

Here’s the thing I’ve learned: it’s best if you deliberately nurture and practice it. This doesn’t have to involve sweeping efforts or disappearing to a cabin in the woods (or the beach, if that’s your thing). It’s mainly small acts of deliberate creativity woven into our days. As with anything, the more we practice, the more it becomes habit and the way we approach our work and life. As children and as adults, you will ask why not?, what if? and how can we? more often and contribute unique thinking to the world.

Got a question or suggestion? Contact me. I’d love to hear from you.