Unlock your Creativity

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MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR ✳

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LUISA MARCHIORI

Marketing & Creativity Officer

Luisa Marchiori is one of the founders of The Fuel Project - an innovator from the University of Stanford, neuroscience geek from the University of Chicago and the Copenhagen Business School. She - and her guests - will help you unlock your artistic vein and resurface your creativity with practical steps to use in your daily life.

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What you should know about this course

  • The next cohort will start in August/25, and it will be hosted online. It’s a 4 module course, with 1 weekly encounter of roughly 2h. These will be held on Wednesdays, at 8pm CET.

  • Absolutely not. While we love adding as much actual content to our courses and having a strong backbone in literature, this course has practical activities throughout the modules - and practical homework in between. This is a very hands-on step-by-step on how to reignite your creative mind.

  • Here are some reads you can do before - and after the course to keep your juices flowing:

    • Rick Rubin –  The Creative Act: A Way of Being 

    • Julia Cameron –  The Artist's Way 

    • Antonio Damasio –  The Feeling of What Happens 

    • Deleuze & Guattari –  Anti-Oedipus 

    • Bifo Berardi –  The Uprising: On Poetry and Finance 

    • Scott Barry Kaufman –  Transcend 

    • Daniel Kahneman –  Thinking, Fast and Slow 

    • David Eagleman –  Livewired 

    • Articles from PubMed, PMC, and Cambridge Neuroscience Journals

    • Ellen Dissanayake - Homo Aestheticus: Where Art Comes From and Why

    • Samuel Franklin - The Cult of Creativity

    • Leo Tolstoy - What is Art?