Chronic Creativity Reflections Posted Feb-09-2005
Introduction
When Angela Mack first approached me in late 2004 with her Chronic Creativity excerpts, I found her ingenious way of describing the condition Chronic Creativity in diagnostic terms metaphorically apt.

It didn't take long into reading about the first symptom, Claustrophobia, that I realized Angela possessed a perspective on "being perpetually creative" that I identified with. She gave the state of creative lucidity I've been experiencing almost daily since I left my corporate job in 2000 a name that fit so well: Chronic Creativity.

I found each of Angela's subsequent Chronic Creativity excerpts not only engaging, but also insightful. As an accomplished teacher, musician, composer, and artist, Angela writes from a place of living the dynamic creative mind, and witnessing its fruit in those she guides. Her enthusiasm is contagious, to say the least.

So many ideas and much discussion can come out of Angela's Chronic Creativity excerpts. Not wanting to miss out on an opportunity to express my own thoughts, I'll note my impressions on Creative Slush as each excerpt is published on the Creativity Portal. •

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