His presentation, “Leading a Culture of Innovation,” was part of the Frederick Meijer Lecture Series and GVSU’s yearlong Community Reading Project. “Very often, people are pushed towards things their not much interested in.” “Part of my advice though is to parents, is to pay attention to your children and try to see them as individuals, and see what it is that draws their interest,” Robinson said. But as Robinson explained to several hundred Grand Valley State University students, faculty and community members yesterday, allowing creativity and innovation at an early age is an important part in finding one’s “element.” It’s a place, which he discussed in his book, “The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything,” where creativity thrives, proctoring happiness and personal growth. The point where talent meets passion is what New York Times best-selling author and world-renowned leader in education and creativity development, Sir Ken Robinson, describes as “the element.”
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