"In my first Creative Thinking class with Dr. Schultz, he asked, "Why do women have to be creative thinkers?" My answer became the turning point in my life and the purpose behind my particular lifestyle."

For a woman born in 1906, the idea of living a creative, vibrant lifestyle was almost unknown. But once Kathleen Nolan Walsh Keating was introduced to the then-emerging ideas of Creative Thinking, her own personal revolution began. Kathleen became not only a wife and mother, but also a teacher, writer, lecturer, painter and world traveler. At a time when other women were often living in...

"In my first Creative Thinking class with Dr. Schultz, he asked, "Why do women have to be creative thinkers?" My answer became the turning point in my life and the purpose behind my particular lifestyle."

For a woman born in 1906, the idea of living a creative, vibrant lifestyle was almost unknown. But once Kathleen Nolan Walsh Keating was introduced to the then-emerging ideas of Creative Thinking, her own personal revolution began. Kathleen became not only a wife and mother, but also a teacher, writer, lecturer, painter and world traveler. At a time when other women were often living in...