From time to time, a book comes along, which will accompany us until our hands are not there to turn worn-out pages. For my father, it was Fate Is the Hunter by Ernest K. Gann. He kept it by his bed until he was no more. I feel that The Creative Act will serve the same purpose for me, and I am glad it's not a paperback edition.

Building community is central to Ibbaka’s values and we invite guest posts where people share their own experiences. In this post, Ashley Anderson shares how she has kept up artistic skills and why that is important to her career and at a personal level.

With everything changing so much around us, with all the uncertainty and questions about what will happen post-Covid, we should resolve to nurture creativity and see the world through a different set of eyes, or we should say, skills. Creativity, problem-solving, analytical thinking and critical thinking, active learning, and listening are the skills of the future.

Finding your talent or your element is the key to success, and understanding your skills makes it possible. Ibbaka Talent will help to unlock your true potential.