Innovation and Creativity Institute
Entrepreneurial coaching and programs designed to transform you from being invisible to your market to in-demand through inspired creativity.
We have all stood on the precipice of a brilliant idea, a bold decision, or an entirely new chapter of our lives, only to feel our nervous systems pull us backward. We mistake our physical hesitation for intuition. We let that fear become the ultimate authority, convincing us that we simply aren’t ready yet, it’s…
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The first step to breaking through a creative block? Unlocking your intuition by giving it room to speak. The best way to do that? Play. True play means stepping into a space with no expectations, no pressure, no rigid plans, and absolutely no concern for the outcome (or the potential mess). When we try to…
Read more about How to Get Out of Your Own Way and Overcome Creative Block
Have you ever asked for advice, only to receive a generic, uninspired answer that didn’t fit you at all? The missing ingredient is almost always context. When we get crystal clear on the context of our ultimate desired reality, the universe shifts, unlocking the exact experience your soul craves, the precise advice you need to…
When we dial down our distinct frequency to make others comfortable, we aren’t just playing it safe—we are committing a quiet, tragic act of self-abandonment. The exhaustion we feel at the end of the week isn’t just from the hours we are working; it is the heavy, suffocating weight of the masks we are wearing….
Read more about The Bitterness of Self-Abandonment: When We Trade Our Unique Genius for Safety
“I think I’m greedy, but I’m not greedy for money—I think that can be a burden—I’m greedy for an exciting life.I want it to be exciting all the time….I can find excitement, I admit,in raindrops falling on a puddle and a lot of people wouldn’t. I intendto have it exciting until the day I fall…
“Man suffers only because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun.”—Alan Watts My client, Jon, asked if we could meet for lunch in Asheville, NC. He was flying in from Austin on a buddy’s plane and said he needed a face-to-face session. I could already sense it: struggle. I chose a fun tapas…
