In everyday life, we are rarely creative. We adapt, fulfill obligations, and conform to norms. Whether in the education system, regulated by Pisa and Bologna, or at work, where routine and fear of job loss increasingly lead to burnout, there is little room for discovering personal potentials. Yet, our brains enable us to do so much more. Ernst Pöppel and Beatrice Wagner present a liberating view of humanity: we are biologically and neurologically predisposed to creative expression—in all areas of our lives, from movement to memory. This insight can help us positively influence our social lives. For example, the authors demonstrate how to cater to individually learning children and why we can rely on our creative brains, especially during personal crises. A book that presents the latest scientific findings.