4 episodes
Creativity Unlocked FastCo. Works + Microsoft 365
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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Want to unleash your creative potential, lead like a superstar, and maximize your productivity? Fast Company and Microsoft 365 present Creativity Unlocked, a limited-edition series featuring influencers from Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies and Most Creative People communities.
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3. Head Games
How can meditation help you cope with never-ending demands and stress at work? Listen in as David tries it and explores how startups and corporations alike are seeing (and feeling) the benefits.
Featuring: Loren Brill, CEO Sweet Loren’s; Sukey and Beth Novogratz, co-authors of Just Sit; and Mike Fenlon and Adam Clayman, from PwC.
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2. The Rest Of The Story
How can improv comedy skills make you more creative and collaborative at work? David joins a class at New York’s renowned Upright Citizens Brigade to find out.
Featuring: Chelsea Clarke, comedian and improv instructor at UCB, and Eva Alt and Bela Yousif, from Glossier.
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1. A Walk On The Wildly Creative Side
"Join host David Zax on a “creativity walk” through lower Manhattan and an exploration of how walking can spur new ideas and new perspectives.
Featuring: Karin Giefer, an executive creative director at the legendary firm frog design, and Jon Friedman, general manager in design at Microsoft"
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Introducing: Creativity Unlocked
Host David Zax explores how some of Fast Company’s Most Creative People engage their imagination, become better listeners, and find focus in a world of unrelenting distractions. Creativity Unlocked is a new series from Fast Company and Microsoft 365. Subscribe here to get the latest episodes.
Customer Reviews
Incredibly Helpful for Anyone “Stuck”
I LOVED this series.
I’m a young professional, and I’m always getting into creative blocks.
This series really opened me to new ways I can work around being stuck and new methods to gain inspiration.
I especially enjoyed the meditation and walking episodes. It was refreshing to hear so much evidence to back meditation, and that it is much simpler than most people think. Likewise, I went for stroll after the walking episode, and while I didn’t have a suddenly epiphany, it was very nice to have nothing to leave my frustration behind for a bit and just focus on the simple act of walking.
Great guests and intelligent conversation. I loved it!