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5 reasons creativity & business have a problematic relationship

5 reasons creativity & business have a problematic relationship

I have a new article on Medium  True creativity is confronting, confusing, unacceptable, and childlike. And nearly impossible to measure, contain or define. Creativity lives in the unknown…in a fairy-tale place that’s beyond how we are currently “looking.”  While businesses purport to be all about creativity, in truth, it’s a problematic relationship. Here are five…

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Unlocking ancient wisdom: Non-cognitive and intuitive knowing

Non-cognitive, intuitive, feeling-based learning is a profound, heart-centered approach that reconnects us to our innate wisdom, fostering growth and understanding in ways that transcend traditional, linear methods. This type of learning invites us to embrace the richness of our emotions, intuition, and sensory awareness, enabling a deeper connection with ourselves, others, and the natural world….

From feeling trapped to finding freedom: The power of expansive spaces
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From feeling trapped to finding freedom: The power of expansive spaces

My first degree was in Computer Science and my first job after completing the degree was for an aerospace company.  After the thrill of my first real job wore off, I realized I felt trapped. It felt “small”–there was no “path” there that I was interested in pursuing. The job that looked right on paper…

We need art because to change our world, we need what is alive.
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We need art because to change our world, we need what is alive.

When I work with clients, it’s so apparent that deep creativity is not of the head or thinking mind. It’s coming from an entirely different place. Their creative visions are coming from a place that’s ALIVE. We need art because to change our world, we need what is alive. Click here to read the full…

You don’t need to find your words, you need to find your image.

You don’t need to find your words, you need to find your image.

During the many years that I led creative writing workshops, I noticed something interesting about the thing invited deep writing. Some writing prompts–often involving words or newspaper headlines–kept people entrenched in analytical thinking and… their subsequent writing was heady and dry.  Their writing might have been slick and witty, but it was rarely deep or…

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