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Hey, it's Jesse. We're honoring the legacy of Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. today in the United States.

We hope you enjoy this episode from the archives.

From the news team at LinkedIn, I'm Jesse Hemple, and this is Hello Monday,

our show about the changing nature of work and how that work is changing us.

Some people think creativity is static.

You're either born creative or you're not.

But I disagree.

I think of creativity as a muscle that you can strengthen.

Sure, some people are born preternaturally fit, but we all can do a lot to get a lot stronger.

And that's important, because whether you're a writer or a hotel

staffer or a doctor your ability to come up with new ideas will define your

success and your potential in your future career.

Today's guest is Natalie Nixon.

She's like a personal trainer for your creativity muscle.

Natalie has a PhD in design management and she's written a book called The Creativity

Leap.

She has practical advice on how to improve your focus, how to take smart chances, and how to hone your curiosity. your

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