Several weeks ago, I had the privilege of hosting the Chick-fil-A Leadercast Backstage program. I interviewed several notable authors as they came off the stage, including John Maxwell, Seth Godin, Dan Cathy, Suzy Welch, Frans Johansson, and several others. I thought I would share these with you over the next several weeks.
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Sir Ken Robinson, Ph.D. is an internationally-recognized leader in the development of creativity and innovation. I first encountered him when I heard his presentation at the 2006 TED Conference. He is also the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything.
As I interviewed him, we talked about several topics, including:
- The nature of creativity
- The difference between imagination and creativity
- Whether or not it is possible to become more creative
- The three big myths about creativity
- The relationship between creativity and leadership
- How leaders can generate more creativity with their teams
- The future of creativity—and the necessity for it.
- Whether we have cause to be optimistic about the future
- Why our model of educational model is broken and what we must do to fix it
If you are interested in learning more about Sir Ken, visit his website or follow him on Twitter.
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