One of the most common ageist myths is that creativity belongs to the young. Or that somehow it dwindles as we grow older. It does not.
As this study in the Harvard Business Review shows, human beings can be creative AT ANY AGE.
The secret is to keep on keeping on. To grow (b)older, in other words.
Catch me demolishing this and other ageist myths in my upcoming TED Talk….
What a thrilling surprise!
A few months ago, when I sat down to read the audio version of my new book, BOLDER: MAKING THE MOST OF OUR LONGER LIVES, I never expected the recording to win an AudioFile Earphones Award. And now it has!
Click HERE to see (or should that be hear?) what all the fuss is about …
The best way to thrive in a fast world is … to slow down.
This school in Spain is a shining example of Slow Education in action. Check out the short video here.
Check out my latest post on Thrive Global. It’s all about the power and joy of saying No in a world hooked on saying Yes all the time …
In a world of endless selfies and streaming, maybe it’s time for a Slow Photography Movement …
Here’s more proof that the Slow creed can pay dividends in every field of human endeavour: the rise of the Slow Gaming movement …
So often that little voice in the back of your mind whispering “I’m too old for this” is flat-out wrong …
Ignore the doom merchants. Never give up hope.
The times they are a-changin’ …
The UK has just banned gender stereotypes in advertising. Why? Because stereotyping plays a part in “limiting people’s potential.”
Let’s now do the same for ageist stereotypes!