Working Title: The Podcast
A few months ago, I would have told you that podcasting is easy. But as I quickly found out, it’s a lot harder than it looks (and sounds). Despite the challenges I faced, I was able to deliver at least a semi-cohesive result. If I had to give anyone advice if they choose to go down this route in the future, MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY! Otherwise, you will likely have to edit out hundreds (if not thousands) of “uhs” and “ums”. Though, perhaps this is more of a me issue than a podcasting issue. Nonetheless, feel free to give any of my episodes a listen, I promise they aren’t all bad. And perhaps you can find a more creative or unique way to discuss the CITW principles than I managed to.

On the not-so-first episode of Working Title: The Podcast, I (Jared) venture into the world of the unknown — podcasting. While I have never used this medium before, I wanted to try out something creative and challenging. Briefly, Jared touches a little bit on who he is (obviously), what CIWT is, and his creativity goals for the rest of the semester. Here is to hoping it’s not terrible!

In today’s episode, Jared walks us through the first four principles of creativity: 01 Creativity will improve your workplace, 02 Creativity is fun, 03, Innovations make valuable differences, and 04 Communities best nurture creativity.

After a triumphant first *official* episode, Jared — in a similar fashion — walks through the next four principles of creativity. Although, there is a twist! These principles are not 05, 06, 07, and 08. Instead, Jared walks through 05 Leverage strengths and weaknesses, 06 Imagination powers creativity, 07 Capture and manage all ideas, and 16 Min mapping enhances creativity.

You know what they say, the best things come in three’s! And Episode 03 is no different. Not only does Jared cover the MOST principles yet…but he does it *semi* well. In today’s episode, Jared walks us through 08 Develop your creative competencies, 09 Challenges are valuable opportunities, 10 Broadening yourself, 11 Change your surroundings, 12 Good entertainment powers imagination, and 13 Good health powers creativity.
['Jared Oviatt']
['Creativity In Business', 'Podcasting', 'Projects', 'Creativity', 'Creativity In Education']