Nicholas Crown: The Power of Creativity | The Really Rich Podcast - Ep. 36

In episode 36 of The Really Rich Podcast, Nicholas Crown looks deeply into the complex world of creativity in life and business. Nicholas covers how to enhance your creativity, techniques to overcome creative blocks, and how it has transformed industries and lives. It's essential to embrace your unique form of creativity and take it to new heights. Discover how to use creativity to solve the deepest challenges in your life.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Preview
00:36 Really Rich Principles: creativity
01:05 Alcatraz fugitives story
02:35 The biggest difference between the rich and really rich guy
04:04 What being creative actually means
06:30 Episode Breakdown (and highlights)
07:52 What is creativity (definition)
09:39 Came up with an idea? You are creative!
09:59 Pay attention, your creativity is being hijacked...
11:09 How do we use creativity in practice?
15:37 Combine creativity with iteration for magic
16:38 How do you get more creative?
19:46 Bonus: Replenishing reserves
21:52 Summary: Creativity is your superpower

[geo]

I've been following Nicolas Crown for awhile. Really hoping he gets all the attention he deserves.

[whiskyxing]

Articulating this concept to the masses is possibly the best antidote to the victim / woe-is-me mindset I’ve ever heard.

People who are Creative (ie everybody?!?) can use that creativity to imagine the way they want to live - the first step in making that a reality.

Loving the evolution on your channel and continue to be a huge fan. Happy New Year!

[eolle]

Around 15:30 when talking about iteration is spot on. There is a potential added benefit of developing new tools for the next challenge that needs a creative solution. Additionally, there is some research about creativity that the first several tries will use standard solutions/neural pathways. When these standard pathways are exhausted, novel solutions occur.

[crowonawirehome]

I’ve always done stuff in some art or another but business, that will make you creative. Survival has a way of focusing things.

[kindlez]

Awesome video like you said, keep it up Mr. Crown

[ali_kazmi_]

Thanks a lot for sharing such valuable information.

[rasserfrasser]

Nick, you're right! What the heck am I sitting here watching YouTube for when I could be doing the stuff I know is successful and be making steps closer to my goal. :P Seriously though, great stuff!

[isagiyoichi]

Thank you for making videos like these

[TheScreenDriver]

Book rec: The Creative Act by Rick Rubin. If any of this video hit you, read that.

[coloradobrad]

I’m from the future from when he has over 5 million subscribers and it just gets better.

[neuropsidoc]

Any thing I could do to convince you to change the channel name to "The Nicholas Crown Affair"?

[neko]

Great message overall, but realistically the three men probably died in the escape - they jumped into the cold Pacific in total darkness and tried to swim. Not being caught there probably means drowned...

[annieesther]

A little correction: when you said you believe that boredom and challenges are conducive to creativity, that isn't an opinion, it's a fact. Many psychologists agree with you.

[ricardo]

We need a creative/creativity counter;) i do want to say that creativity is useful, but is creativity also learning? Because we use creativity what we know and not what we don't know. So how we learn so that we can use creativity the right way and not the way how we think what the solution are.

For example i want to start a business but i don't have the experience or know how to do that. I can be very creative but that would most possible fail because i just don't have the experience or even know where to start.

Or is this video more to be more creative if you know what you are doing?