Audience members share what they learned from Jesse Ferrell's talk on creativity. They discuss pattern interruption, combining different ideas, and mastering the art of living in the moment.
Sa. My biggest takeaway was the pattern interrupt. Because I have a tendency to go along and do kind of the same old thing in the same old way and to actually interrupt and change things. That was really big for me. And, you know, I teach creativity. And even though I teach it, I learned so much from Jesse because he is so far out of the box. And it's absolutely wonderful to be able to sit and listen to him and to participate in his excitement and to actually come away and feel like, yes, I got something, too.
What does that mean to you in one or two or three words? Judy, what does creativity mean to you?
Doing things like taking two totally different things and putting them together in a new way.
Taking two totally different things and putting them together in the way. Round of applause. When you come to speak on the stage, if I weren't staged. How big the stage? On small stages, you do not know what's going to come out of the bathroom. It's a risk. Yes, it's a big risk. And you guys have placed your time here. The last thing I want to do is waste your time. I want you to walk away with something. Raise your hand high if you walk away with at least one thing. Nice round of applause like you mean it. If you walk away with at least one thing.
Donnie, what was your biggest takeaway from Jesse's talk this evening?
I loved his enthusiasm, and I especially like the Mastering the Art of Living. Living in the moment.
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