Daniel Pink on How the the 21st Century Brain Affects Creativity - Video - Harvard Business Review

Daniel Pink on How the the 21st Century Brain Affects Creativity - Video - Harvard Business Review



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Daniel Pink on How the the 21st Century Brain Affects Creativity

Video 8 min 22 sec

11:39 AM Friday June 4, 2010


According to Daniel Pink, the author of the New York Times best-selling Drive, the great shift of the early 21st century is from left to right. Rather than a political change, however, Pink's shift is all about the brain. The 21st century, he argues, represents the triumph of our creative right brain skills over the more procedural thinking of our left brain.

So when I met with Pink on a rainy afternoon in Washington earlier this month, I began by asking him whether the new hegemony of right brain skills would represent a new golden age of creativity for both artists and ordinary people. –Andrew Keen

Andrew Keen is the author of The Cult of the Amateur.

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