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WoW 133: On creativity, wisdom, and purposeful spaces

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In this episode of Words of Wisdom, Josh explores the themes of creativity, wisdom, and creating purposeful spaces in our lives. Josh begins with how creativity involves collecting and connecting ideas, emphasizing the importance of developing a system to gather ideas that ignite curiosity and the necessity of consistent creation to enhance independent thinking. The conversation then shifts to the analogy of knowledge being like a seed, underscoring the idea that knowledge must be applied to be truly valuable, similar to how a seed must grow to bear fruit. Additionally, Josh touches on the significance of organizing our living spaces to reflect meaning, beauty, or joy, inspired by notable quotes from Steve Jobs and Charles Spurgeon on creativity and wisdom. Josh concludes with reflective questions aimed at prompting listeners to consider the wisdom they are cultivating and to motivate them to act on their knowledge, thereby gifting their future selves with wisdom. This episode serves as a profound reminder of the power of creativity, the active use of knowledge, and the importance of intentional living spaces in our journey towards wisdom.

00:00 Introduction to Creativity and Wisdom

00:09 The Power of Creativity: Collecting and Connecting Ideas

00:39 The Essence of Knowledge: Growing Seeds into Trees

01:02 Creating Purposeful Spaces: A Home for Everything

01:10 Inspirational Quotes on Creativity and Wisdom

02:06 Reflective Questions for Personal Growth

02:35 Concluding Thoughts: Living Wisely

About Josh Kalsbeek, LMFT

As a Psychoherapist Josh helps people overcome their greatest struggles.

•Founder and CEO of Great Oaks Collective, and it's flagship program Overcome, a 10-Week virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for Christian couples experiencing sexual betrayal and addiction. www.greatoakscollective.com.

• Sign up to receive Josh's weekly email newsletter, Words of Wisdom. ​

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​connecting ideas

develop a system​

Consistently create​

​think for yourself​

Take ​meaningful action​

Charles Spurgeon, in ​The Quotable Spurgeon​

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Support this podcast by buying a book through one of the links above.

Support the podcast

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Show notes

In this episode of Words of Wisdom, Josh explores the themes of creativity, wisdom, and creating purposeful spaces in our lives. Josh begins with how creativity involves collecting and connecting ideas, emphasizing the importance of developing a system to gather ideas that ignite curiosity and the necessity of consistent creation to enhance independent thinking. The conversation then shifts to the analogy of knowledge being like a seed, underscoring the idea that knowledge must be applied to be truly valuable, similar to how a seed must grow to bear fruit. Additionally, Josh touches on the significance of organizing our living spaces to reflect meaning, beauty, or joy, inspired by notable quotes from Steve Jobs and Charles Spurgeon on creativity and wisdom. Josh concludes with reflective questions aimed at prompting listeners to consider the wisdom they are cultivating and to motivate them to act on their knowledge, thereby gifting their future selves with wisdom. This episode serves as a profound reminder of the power of creativity, the active use of knowledge, and the importance of intentional living spaces in our journey towards wisdom.

00:00 Introduction to Creativity and Wisdom

00:09 The Power of Creativity: Collecting and Connecting Ideas

00:39 The Essence of Knowledge: Growing Seeds into Trees

01:02 Creating Purposeful Spaces: A Home for Everything

01:10 Inspirational Quotes on Creativity and Wisdom

02:06 Reflective Questions for Personal Growth

02:35 Concluding Thoughts: Living Wisely

About Josh Kalsbeek, LMFT

As a Psychoherapist Josh helps people overcome their greatest struggles.

•Founder and CEO of Great Oaks Collective, and it's flagship program Overcome, a 10-Week virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for Christian couples experiencing sexual betrayal and addiction. www.greatoakscollective.com.

• Sign up to receive Josh's weekly email newsletter, Words of Wisdom. ​

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Links

​connecting ideas

develop a system​

Consistently create​

​think for yourself​

Take ​meaningful action​

Charles Spurgeon, in ​The Quotable Spurgeon​

---

Support this podcast by buying a book through one of the links above.

Support the podcast

  continue reading

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