Episode Description In this episode of Coaching Revealed, hosts Austin Matzelle and Emily Terrani are joined by Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, researcher at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of The Creativity Choice. Together, they explore creativity as a psychological and emotional process—one that unfolds over time and is deeply shaped by mood, environment, and relationships. Dr. Pringle shares insights from decades of interdisciplinary creativity research, challenging common myths that creativity is reserved for artists or requires complete freedom. Instead, she reframes creativity as something both original and effective, accessible to everyone, and profoundly influenced by emotional awareness, constraints, and social context. Throughout the conversation, the hosts and Dr. Pringle examine how thinking and feeling are inseparable in creative work, how different emotional states serve different creative functions, and what coaches and leaders can do to cultivate environments where creativity can reliably emerge. Explore More Episodes Episode 57 The Leader-as-Coach Approach Reitmeier, Ruth Episode 56 Coaching Research, Leadership Skills & The Future of Coaching DiGirolamo, Joel Episode 55 Coaching and Co-Regulation Lyon, Chris Episode 54 The Inflection Point of Coaching Kauffman, Carol, Biswas-Diener, Robert Episode 53 Taking Back Your Time Bennett, Joel Episode 52 The Power of Listening: Building Stronger Leadership Yip, Jeffery Episode 50 Developing Self-Leadership Through Coaching Govindjee, Kavita Episode 49 Building Trauma-Informed Systems Moreland-Capuia, Alisha Episode 48 Leadership Lessons from History Vanderbroeck, Paul Episode 47 The Science of Dialogue Moon, Haesun Episode 46 Embracing Anxiety Rosmarin, David Episode 45 Transforming Workplace Relationships Through Emotional Engagement Janine Roberts Pages1 2 3 4 5 next › last »