Brain Food Av Magnus Frederiksen, Klara Lindberg

For something many of us love and admire, creativity is a wildly misunderstood thing. One big mistake is seeing creativity as something only a few of us are born with, while the rest of us just have to sit back and watch the special people have all the fun. But that''s not true at all. Creativity is in all of us. And just like with anything else we''re all capable of, like speaking with animals or levitating or controlling the weather, it comes more naturally to some of us than others. Some of us just need a little more practice. The more we practice, the better we get. And the better we get, the more energising and encouraging it all becomes. We can learn to let our minds stumble down new paths, discover the unexpected, and express what we find in words or imagery or emotions, abstract or concrete, big or small. Along the way, we realise everything can be a creative act. Planning meals for the week or walking to work can be as expressive and fulfilling as writing a novel or painting a