/ TAG Creativity

Learning to embrace your messy approach to life just might make you a better leader.

Transcending industry, geography and upbringing, here are the five core beliefs shared by hundreds of the world’s most successful innovators.

Instead of seeking an incremental tweak to an old approach, Fiona Fairhurst expanded the possibilities of competitive swimwear by challenging the core assumptions of her field to explore entirely new concepts. And it worked.

We know that embracing innovation is the only way to grow and win over the long term, but it sure can feel risky and overwhelming. Luckily, there’s an easy fix.

The following eight core mindsets are used by the world’s most prolific innovators—and by ordinary people, like you and me—to elevate creative output, topple pesky problems and seize new opportunities.

Schools are doing their part, but parents still have a role to play. With a little imagination, you can help your kids grow to be more creative adults.

By creating creativity, you will make your workforce happier, and it will make you more money. Frame it like that, and you’d be a fool not to.

Artist-technologist-activist Drue Kataoka recently took the time to speak with Worth about the art-tech space, the broken gallery system and the future of art and creativity.