Over the years having been engaged in article writing and running a think tank, often one considers the artistic talents one possess and where it all comes from. Recently I met a creative genius artist, poet and writer and wondered how other people come into such a mindset. What makes them tick? Are all creative geniuses alike? Maybe someone should write a book on this subject and make it available for up and coming creative geniuses to help them reach their goals.

So, it appears I have decided to do just that with the help of another creative type and perhaps take some of my pre-written articles, fancy them up and make introductions to the chapters and add in some dialogues between artists so that all these internal questions that creative people have can be answered.

Is it fair to take pre-written articles that have been published on the web and make them into an eBook? Well if you have written them before and then one is going to add lots of content, then sure it is okay to have some old stuff in there, and one can mix and match; perhaps some drawings, etc.

If one is going to explain "creativity" and ditch some of the academia theory for the reality of the minds of creative folks like you and I, then one must demonstrate it and visualize it to teach it. Trying to use a structured way of teaching creativity is a complete oxy-moron.

Thus, by showing the creativity production and examples one can show how it all comes together and how to really ignite the passion and creative juices of the hypersonic soul. You know what I mean? I certainly hope this article will help you if you are considering writing a book on the creative process or some other aspect of the human psyche? Perhaps this article will propel thought in 2007.