prolognyc

How do we define creativity? It’s a question that’s challenged artists and psychologists for a century.
Here’s our definition:
Creativity is the process we use to make novel, effective, complete, connected, and beautiful things a reality.
We used these five discrete creative strengths to design services that can unlock your innate creativity and teach you to wield it. Check out our future posts to learn about how these five aspects of creativity show up in our personalities.

How we summon your muse:

>Start with a quick-quiz to get a feel for what we do (link in bio)
>Take our full assessment. Tackle 10 creative exercises to discover your creative strengths
>Our PHD-level creative assessors analyze your strengths and unearth insights
>A creativity coach works with you one-on-one to set goals and find reliable ways to boost your creativity when you need it most
>Your team joins you to learn each others’ creative strengths and how to collaborate seamlessly

Our society claims to value creativity - for the emotions it provokes, the sensory delights it provides, and the meaning it gives our lives.

At Prolog, we view creativity in a more urgent light. It’s the most essential tool we have to face the challenges of our time – to ensure our very survival.

Problem is, the increasing fear and stress we face stifles our creativity.

So what do we do about it? We need to learn and embrace our creative strength. Discover yours through the quiz in our bio.

Products and people with a Connectivity strength are adept at creating new ways to socialize, and connecting to a broader cultural context. Sound like you? Leave a comment or DM us with an example of how you use your Novelty strength in your creative practice.

Products and people with a Completion strength have meticulous attention to detail, and a gut feeling for ideas that feel whole and well-rounded. Sound like you? Leave a comment or DM us with an example of how you use your Completion strength in your creative practice.