Barnet Bain is an award-winning filmmaker, broadcaster, educator, and Creativity expert.  His film credits include “What Dreams May Come” with Robin Williams, “Homeless to Harvard,” “The Celestine Prophecy,” and “Milton’s Secret” with Donald Sutherland. He is the author of The Book Of Doing and Being, in which he shares why creativity is the one skill set that can give us the resilience to thrive through the rapid changes we face today. Barnet Bain: Rediscovering Your Creativity – The Book Of Doing and Being Interview by Sandie SedgbeerIn a world that’s changing more rapidly than we can keep up with, in which lightning advances in technology are wiping out entire industries and jobs. Where warranties once attached to a lifetime of training, skills, and knowledge is fast becoming worthless, how do we create a new sense of security for ourselves; a new purpose, a new passion, new careers? According to Barnet Bain, in a future where nothing is guaranteed, success now hinges on one quality that all of us possess, but few of us appreciate? our ability to dream, to innovate, to create. To listen to the full interview of Barnet Bain by Sandie Sedgbeer on the OMTimes Radio show,  What Is Going OM, click the player below.   Interview with Barnet Bain Sandie Sedgbeer: Your creative output is quite prodigious. You’ve written, directed and produced some very creative films, you teach creativity workshops, you consult with business executives and private clients, and you’ve written two books. At what point did you feel compelled to extend yourself beyond the film industry to teaching what you’ve learned about creativity in workshops and books? Barnet Bain: It sort of went the other way around. For as far back as I can remember, I had some sense that creativity was love’s work and that creativity is...

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