Get Inspired: How to Release Your Creative Self at Any Age [Paperback] [Jul 20, 2001] Fairfield, Roy P.

Fairfield, Roy P.

ISBN 10: 1573928496 / ISBN 13: 9781573928496

Published by Prometheus, 2001

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Get Inspired: How to Release Your Creative Self at Any Age [Paperback] [Jul 20, 2001] Fairfield, Roy P.
• Publisher: Prometheus
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1573928496
• ISBN 13: 9781573928496
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Everyone has creative potentials waiting to be discovered. The challenge we all face is learning how to tap into those potentials to release our creative gifts. Innovative educator Roy P. Fairfield has mined his many years of experience and his own creativity in teaching people new ways to explore their inner resources by writing this fun, practical, and truly inspiring book. Fairfield's main thesis is that the process of creativity is more important than the product, and we can all learn to be creative every day. To that end he has created a series of entertaining and interesting exercises, including a "Write-in-the-Dark Kit," a retirement kit called "Count Down to Re-FIRE-ment," and "Crap-Detecting as a Way of Life." Encouraging readers to "go forth and do likewise," Fairfield demonstrates how such exercises can open entire new mental landscapes to be explored with both joy and satisfaction.

Drawing on the ideas of Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, and other pioneers in the humanistic tradition, Fairfield discusses everything from creating a climate for creativity to the uses of illusion to spur on creative expression of all sorts. Truly a hands-on guide for living in the moment, Get Inspired! will change your life, and you'll be thankful for it.

About the Author

Roy P. Fairfield (Biddeford, ME) is the Chair of the American Council of the European Graduate School and the author of many books on education and creativity. He was the first director of the innovative Antioch-Putney Graduate School and later dean and professor at Union Graduate School at the Union Institute of Cincinnati.