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Four books teenagers aren’t reading but absolutely should
Plus: The 10 traits of confident people these books will help achieve
Each week Jane Harbison goes live on the Facebook page to talk about #creativity. Jane informs herself on new thinking that contributes to how we can effectivity be more creative and have an impact in the world. She has found that together these four books have a significant impact on how our next generation can show up in the world and she wishes she had read them when she was a teeanger. They are easy reading with everyday language that is immediately actionable. The benefits of these four books together are:
Dreaming Big for Little Girls
DBFLG is an organisation that creates opportunities for girls 10-15 y/o anywhere in the world, to participate in creative activities that nurture their creative thinking skills. We use art to teach the creative process.
Jane Harbison
Jane also takes inspiration from neuroscience, psychology, business, behavioural sciences, economics, art, design, nature, politics and travel. Jane is curious. This, combined with a love of learning and surrounding herself with talented people she is able to create experiences that are unique.