玩樂心法：玩樂如何轉變思維、啟發連結、點燃創意

I’ve been recommending this to my entire design team since the first chapter—Cas Holman’s framing of play as a serious creative tool actually changed how I approach brainstorming sessions. The way it ties play directly to connection and sparking new ideas feels practical, not preachy.

The chapter on how we suppress play as adults hit uncomfortably close to home, but in the best way—I’ve already started applying the design prompts to my own creative blocks at work. It’s the rare architecture book that actually changed how I look at a blank page.

I’ve been rereading the chapter on how suppressing play shapes adult behavior, and it’s already shifting how I approach creative blocks at work. The hardcover feels sturdy enough for my coffee table, but the ideas inside are what keep pulling me back.