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Want to awaken creativity? Try pain, friction and lies

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By Ben Jenkins
| Quirk's Media
Pulling creativity to the forefront Editor’s note: Ben Jenkins is co-founder of Okay Human and has spent 25 years studying the emotions and motivations of consumers for brands that include Levis, Johnnie Walker, British Airways and Axe. The first half was as a brand strategist at ad agencies, including BBH, Droga5 and Ogilvy. Find Jenkins on LinkedIn. It’s the mid 2000s and I have a boss who hates me and everything I stand for.
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What does it mean to be patriotic? Even that question divides us as Americans. | Opinion

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By Ben Jenkins, Katie Rice
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
Most Americans consider themselves patriotic, but disagree on what patriotism means. A new survey reveals a generational divide in how patriotism is perceived. Many Americans believe that political polarization, social media, and the news media are weakening patriotism. Despite these divisions, there's a strong desire for a renewed sense of unity and a more inclusive understanding of patriotism.
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What does it mean to be patriotic? Even that question divides us as Americans. | Opinion

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By Ben Jenkins, Katie Rice
| Yahoo Canada Verified
What does it mean to be patriotic? Even that question divides us as Americans. | Opinion Most Americans consider themselves patriotic, but fewer and fewer people agree on what that means. A recent national survey of 2,500 adults found most Americans feel that patriotism itself now divides more than unites us as citizens. That contradiction ‒ in which we’re proud of country but alienated from what that pride means ‒ is a symptom of our current state of civic dysfunction.
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