Creative isolation makes you 創造的孤立があなたを変える | Takahiro KITANO | TEDxKobe

From his wife's one-year career break and subsequent creative job change, KITANO realizes that breaking into one's career can enhance one's creativity. He calls this activity "creative isolation." He insists that daring to leave the community you belong to can promote your self-discovery and widen your choices in life. He also insists that watching over those who have a career break is essential. Born in 1989. KITANO Takahiro is a researcher about "isolation." When you hear researching about isolation, you may think of rescuing someone from pain or resolving social problems. But his research is slightly different. He is focusing on the possibilities of our creative isolation. Through the theme of "Career Break," which means having plenty of free time when temporarily unemployed, KITANO researches the possibilities of isolation and the rhythm of life. KITANO is the representative director of "Career Break Lab," which publishes the monthly information magazine "Monthly Unemployed (Gekkan Mushoku)," organizes a place for the unemployed called "Unemployed University (Mushoku Daigaku)," and runs a hotel called "Okayu Hotel" for the people want to stop in their lives. His favorite word is "Twist and Turns (Uyo-Kyokusetsu)." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx