Play Is the Companion of Scholarship
We’ve been taught to relegate creativity to marketing departments or brainstorming sessions, treating it like a mood rather than a muscle. And in the uncertain terrain of today’s economy, survival isn’t about efficiency — it’s about adaptability. Creativity is what allows cultures to bend instead of break, to reconfigure themselves when the old str... See more
Annalise Lewis • What if Artists Were Your Strategic Weapon in the Boardroom?
from standing in opposition to each other, play and work are mutually supportive. They are not poles at opposite ends of our world. Work and play are more like the timbers that keep our house from collapsing down on top of us. Though we have been taught that play and work are each the other’s enemy, what I have found is that neither one can thrive
... See moreStuart Brown M.D., Christopher Vaughan • Play
a world of near-constant flux, play becomes a strategy for embracing change, rather than a way for growing out of it.