How can we improve our creativity and release our self-censorship to write more freely? Dan Holloway talks about aspects of creativity as well as physical challenges, neurodiversity, and how technology might augment us in this interview.
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Dan Holloway is the author of 9 books across dark fiction, poetry and non-fiction, a performance poet, professional speaker, podcaster, and creativity consultant.
He’s won the Creative Thinking World Championships three times as well as the World Intelligence Championship. He’s also the founder of Rogue Interrobang, dedicated to helping individuals and companies expand their creativity.
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Show Notes
* From performance poetry to using storytelling and communication as a way to engage audiences with non-fiction* What is creativity and how can we develop more of it?* How Dan's creativity game,
Mycelium, can help* How physical health underpins creativity* Dan's physical transformation and how he stays consistent over time* Neurodiversity and how writing ‘rules' don't apply* How we are augmented already — and thoughts on VR, AR, and AI
You can find Dan Holloway at
Rogueinterrobang.com and on Twitter @agnieszkasshoes
Dan has chapters in
The Healthy Writer on writing with depression, and also in