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How Moments of Awe Unlock Creative Thinking

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By Anthony D. Fredericks Ed.d
| Psychology Today Verified
Awe has been proven to stimulate creative endeavors. Awe is not just about big events, but lots of small ones, too. When we include awe as an everyday experience, our creative spirit soars. The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, defines awe as “that goose-bumpy sensation that we get in the presence of something profound: something greater, more powerful, or more eternal than ourselves.
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How Moments of Awe Unlock Creative Thinking

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By Anthony D. Fredericks Ed.d
| QOSHE
Awe has been proven to stimulate creative endeavors. Awe is not just about big events, but lots of small ones, too. When we include awe as an everyday experience, our creative spirit soars. The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, defines awe as “that goose-bumpy sensation that we get in the presence of something profound: something greater, more powerful, or more eternal than ourselves.
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The Connection Between Creativity and Longevity

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By Anthony D. Fredericks Ed.d
| Psychology Today Verified
On a rocky slope in the White Mountains of California lives the oldest non-clonal tree in the world—a Great Basin Bristlecone Pine that (as of 2026) has been alive for 5,076 years. Ask most people to name the oldest animal ever recorded, and they might suggest a tortoise (194 years old) or a bowhead whale (~200 years old). Remarkably, the oldest recorded animal is a Quahog clam (nicknamed “Ming”) harvested off the coast of Iceland in 2007.
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