Creativity has many dimensions and holds many truths: Some say creativity is about generating ideas. Some say creativity is about solving problems. Some say creativity is about art. Some say creativity is a skill we can be thaught. Some say children are the most creative. Some say geniuses are the most creative. Some say creativity is about thinking outside the box. Some say creativity belongs to the creative industry. Some Greek guys used to say creativity was given to people by the Greek Gods. Some say creativity is about working hard and discipline. Some say creativity is about energy and life in general. Some say they are not creative. Some say everyone can be creative. The million dollar question is: How to enhance our creativity? I use practice and theory in the journey of finding answers to this question. I question 'what some say', and identify assumptions on creativity. Where do to they come from? What can we learn from historical conceptions of creativity? How is that related to the methods we use nowadays to tap into our creativity? I share my knowledge through training, workshops and talks. This way I want to unfold all dimensions of creativity and to provide us with a guide towards an ultimate form of creativity and problem-solving.