The Right-Brain Workout 2

Are you out of ideas? Feel your creativity drying up? Is brain fog taking over your life? Give your right brain a workout with the experts. In just ten weeks, you can reignite your imagination and tap into the creative potential inside you. Following on from the highly successful Right-brain Workout Vol 1, here are seventy more questions posed by some of Australia’s most innovative individuals – creatives from the world of comedy, film, literature, art, photography, and advertising – designed to help you to think outside the box to unleash your inner genius. You wanted more, and Russel Howcroft and Alex Wadelton have delivered.

Russel Howcroft is the public face of brand marketing and advertising in Australia thanks to his appearances on The Gruen Transfer, Recipe To Riches, and the documentary How Australia Got its Mojo. He spent 24 years in the advertising industry before joining Network Ten in 2013 as Executive General Manager. Russel has worked for some of the best agencies in the world including five years in the UK at Lowe Howard-Spink. He co-founded Leonardi Brandhouse and ran his own agencies with various partners for eleven years. In 2006 he joined George Patterson Y&R, Australia's oldest agency brand. Before moving into television, Russel was chairman and CEO of Young & Rubicam Brands Australia and New Zealand. In 2010, he received a Charlie Award for his personal brand creation off the back of The Gruen Transfer. in 2017 he left the media world to become the Chief Creative Officer and a Founding Partner of the CMO Advisory team at PwC. He is now co-host of Melbourne's number one breakfast radio show. He has been a board member of Melbourne Football Club and chairman of the Advertising Federation of Australia. He has sat on the board of ASX-listed Enero and is currently the Chair of AFTRS (Australian Film Television and Radio School). Alex Wadelton is an advertising writer turned social activist turned author. He’s created advertising campaigns that have run all over the world for clients such as the AFL, Cricket Australia, Wrigley’s, The University of Melbourne, Gatorade, and Schweppes. He’s raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for a range of charities, was the driving force behind the Nicky Winmar statue, and is the co-creator of Future Landfill. He previously collaborated with Russel on The Right-Brain Workout.