Inside the book
Here’s what you’ll learn.
- 01The Neuroscience of Creative Flow
Discover how your brain physically rewires itself during creative work and learn proven techniques to trigger flow states that boost creative output by 60% or more.
- 02The Four Branches of Creativity Framework
Master a practical system for developing creativity through skills, thinking, expression, and application, and understand why AI can replicate some branches but never all four together.
- 03Breaking the Standardization Trap
Uncover why poverty (not testing) is the real creativity killer in schools, and learn evidence-based strategies that help any classroom or workplace cultivate innovation despite systemic barriers.
- 04The Mosaic Method for Creative Integration
Apply a step-by-step process for connecting unrelated ideas across disciplines, the same approach that transforms ordinary lessons into breakthrough learning experiences with 10%+ achievement gains.
- 05Building Your Creative Moat
Identify your unique creative access point and develop the “3 I’s” (Integration, Intention, Innovation) that give you an unassailable advantage in an AI-saturated marketplace.
- 06From Resistance to Renaissance
Transform the three biggest creative blockers (time constraints, overwhelm, and comparison) into catalysts for innovation using research-backed strategies from leading creative professionals and educators.
Order bonuses
A little extra for your book study.
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Resources to enhance your creative practices and support your thinking
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The Creative Mastermind: Podcast Edition
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Specially-designed journaling pages for each chapter of the book
About the author
Hi, I’m Susan.
“After 20+ years as an educator, from teaching elementary music to leading schools, I’ve seen one truth repeatedly: creativity is learnable, teachable, and essential.”
Susan Riley is an internationally recognized educator, author, and founder of the Institute for Arts Integration and STEAM – the world’s largest online professional development provider for teachers and leaders using arts-integrated approaches. She has spoken at the United States Department of Education, National Public Radio, and Americans for the Arts, and her articles have been featured in numerous publications worldwide.
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