Hello, my fellow Philosophy enthusiasts! It's difficult to believe another holiday season is upon us. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or don't really celebrate the "holidays" at all, I'm sure you will agree that it's difficult not to be affected by the seasonal atmosphere around us. I think it's important during such times to remain focused on the things that are of true significance in our lives - things that have nothing to do with presents, holiday shopping, or festive food.

In that spirit, I have written my latest article, The Ability to Create. I believe that many of us grow up with the idea that creativity has to do with our accomplishments and achievements. But is creativity really just about what we do? I'll be interested in hearing your thoughts, dear readers, after you finish my article.

Here is the link:

The Ability to Create
What is creativity? Is it something that all of us are born with - or not? In The Ability to Create, I examine how the way we are conditioned to think of creativity defines how we live our lives - and how transforming our thoughts about what it means to be creative will enable us to create the life we truly want.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art178817.asp

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Sascha Norris, Philosophy Editor
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