Hugh Macleod and Creativity

I just finished a quick read of Ignore Everybody: and 39 Other Keys to Creativity by Hugh Macleod.  If you are or aspire to be a creative type, there is a lot of wisdom in that little book.  His cartoons aren’t for everyone as some of them contain a generous helping of 4-letter words and sexual content.  Most of them are clean and wise.  I personally find them hilarious.  They are what makes Hugh different.  Even if you don’t like them, the text is worth the price of the book.  It is a quick read and if you don’t want to buy it then check it out of a library.  Hell, you can probably read it in a couple of trips to the B&N coffee shop although I think that’s sort of cheating

Related posts:

1. Creativity and Novelty Optical illusions work because of the perceptual shortcuts your brain...
2. Tips for Boosting Creativity and Problem Solving Priming is a technique where you think about something or...
3. Paying the Price to Get Out Everything you do has a price. Everything you don’t do...
4. Some Books You Might Enjoy I thought I would list some of the books I’ve...
5. Books You Might Want to Read I cannot say enough good about Columbine by Dave Cullen. ...