Innovation and Creativity Institute
Entrepreneurial coaching and programs designed to transform you from being invisible to your market to in-demand through inspired creativity.
To develop a growth mindset (going from “Clipboard” you to “Explorer” you), leverage your sense of adventure! The world’s big and I want to have a good look at it before it gets dark. John Muir Develop a Growth Mindset by Exploring-in-Place In the fall of 2015, I walked into the living room with a…
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By embracing uncertainty, we open ourselves to a fountain of creativity and a more productive relationship with self-doubt. My inability to lean into the discomfort of vulnerability limited thefullness of those important experiences that are wrought with uncertainty:Love, belonging, trust, joy, and creativity to name a few. Brene Brown “Clipboard Susie” and the Myth of…
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To reach our goals, we must create momentum toward success, by naming and supporting ourselves through our fears and subconscious obstacles. Action creates progress. Progress creates momentum.Momentum creates motivation. Shane Parrish Our Internal Narratives Josh tapped his pen on the cover of his journal and rolled his chair forward to his desk. He moved a…
To find strength as you adopt a vital mindset habit for growth, look within. Remember that alignment, agency, and inspired action stem from your self-trust—you’re the one who will help you rise to the top.
“A house is just a place to keep your stuff while you go out and get more stuff.” ~ George Carlin I am feeling a sweaty heaviness. Not so much in my body, but in my soul. A weight tethered to me like a lead sinker tied to a fishing hook. The feeling has the familiarity of…
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“Say who you are, really say it in your life and in your work.” ~ Charlie Kaufman What is the single biggest obstacle in the way of your success and/or personal happiness? I asked my audience and the prevailing themes were vulnerability, having the courage to be our true selves, and prying off the sticky expectations of…
