Perspectives

Season 3

Unlocking creativity

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Chapter 1
We explore the importance of fostering the right conditions for creativity, how to nurture talent through education, and learn about best hiring practices when it comes to bringing the right people onto the team.
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Chapter 2
Do you need to be creative when you’re systematic? We take a look at the glamorisation of creativity: everyone wantsto have creative projects, but you need the rightfoundations, systems and structuresin place too.
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Chapter 3
Our experts explain their own creative processes when leading a team or building a bar programme. How do they approach some of the inevitable parts of the process: feedback, compromise and making mistakes?

In this episode, we explore how to unlock creativity. Being creative is not just about coming up with new ideas – it’s the ability to execute those ideas, utilising systems and structures, and overcoming challenges along the way. We head into some of the most creative bars in the world right now, speaking to leading consultants, directors and bartenders on how best to channel creative ideas, and the people who can bring them to life.

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Further Reading

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The 4 types of creativity explained

Whether conscious or impromptu, creativity can be achieved by using different strategies and for different purposes. We do a deep dive into the main types of creativity – which one do you fit into?  Have you ever thought about how your create? In an industry where the word ‘creativity’ can be applied to many multi-faceted parts […]

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Is creativity important? 8 bartenders have their say 

As we launch ‘Unlocking creativity’, the first episode of Perspectives Season 3, we ask eight bartenders from around the world a very simple question: Is creativity important?  “People tend to associate creativity exclusively with artistic disciplines.” Keila Urzaiz de Calignon, bartender at Satan’s Whiskers, London  In order to answer this question properly it is crucial to […]

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