Lessons In Creativity is the book Ben Rennie wrote about the way creative confidence quietly slips away as we grow up. Adobe research has found that ninety-six percent of children believe they are creative. By adulthood, only twenty-six percent of us still do. Something has been unlearned along the way. The book is the case for getting it back. This is the signed edition, sent with two small objects designed at Rennie Lab to live alongside it. The Manifesto Bookmark, made to hold your place in the work. The Desk Talker, a printed card carrying a quiet set of goal-setting prompts to keep within reach while you read. Lessons in Creativity was named runner-up for the Australian Business Book of the Year, an award given to books with something worth saying about the way we work and the way we live. The book is read in the same room as a meeting agenda and at the same kitchen table as a sketchbook. It is written for people rebuilding their creative confidence and looking for a quieter way back in. Signed by Ben himself and shipped from Sydney for sixty Australian dollars.
