As the influential psychologist Hans Eysenck observed, introversion fosters creativity by "concentrating the mind on the tasks in hand, and preventing the dissipation of energy on social and sexual matters unrelated to work".
Colin Larkin, writing in the Encyclopedia of Popular Music (2006), wrote that, apart from the praiseworthy "One", the album diminished the band's creativity by concentrating the songs with too many riffs.
They write that creative industries are initially drawn to an area based off of 'the loop effect,' which refers to arts organizations being attracted to areas of highly concentrated creativity activity, and thus attracting more creative activity.
Technically-minded and possession-orientated, she has adapted the modern role as a defensive midfielder which once was largely focussed on breaking up play, but now is equally concentrated on creativity.
Ms Peacock is as interested in exploring the saving nature of creativity: when we concentrate exclusively on the minutiae of making, she says, "all else falls away, all that would tear at us".
To my delight, Agronin concentrated on the strengths of aging: neuroplasticity, maturity, and creativity.
Concentrating on creativity, structuring of analytical work, and collaborative development of generic knowledge, it seeks to enable researchers to extend their insight of a subject area without having personally to study all the data generated throughout a project.
He said that naming a single general manager would allow Tim Pollak and John McGarry, the New York office's president and chairman, respectively, "to concentrate on creativity and clients". And he added that his goal of striving to make Y.& R. "one in Europe" creatively will be translated into a "one in New York" rallying cry.
"I figured we had to concentrate on creativity and features".
How can we break free of constant "drag" in order to find the clarity and focus to concentrate on creativity?
