Carl Nordgren

In last week’s episode I share stories about ‘Farmyard Animals I have Loved’—a favorite book of mine as a boy was Ernest Thompson Seton’s ‘Wild Animals I have Known’, so the title was a bit of homage.

Last Sunday Vlad Glaveanu was the guest of the show — and when you listen, you’ll understand why I am excited about Vlad returning on a regular basis.

There is a direct relationship between your brain’s optimal performance and your naturally preferred behaviors: when allowed to act as you naturally choose to your brain is most ready to learn, to be challenged, to engage in new creative thinking, and less anxious.

The most recent ‘Exploring your Creative Genius’ episode brought a number of creative ideas together and the topic of Imagination seemed to emerge as a thru line so let’s revisit the 4 Degrees of Imagination as proposed by George Romanes, a protege of Charles Darwin.

In last week’s show I channeled a handful of guests and shared some of the key creative and entrepreneurial messages they shared with us over the past few months.

In this episode I interviewed Jake Axelbank and we learned about the new children’s television show he is creating along with Heather O’Reilly.  It’s called ‘Footy & Friends’!

In our last episode of ‘Exploring your Creative Genius’ I interviewed the short story writer, Ken Wetherington. There are two ideas I want to highlight for you.

John Lowe is such a great guest, don’t be surprised if this second visit isn’t his last. When he came back a second time he hit two really important topics, failure and leadership.

Last week Rob Cotter, founder and CEO of Environmental Transit Authority, was the guest. ETF manufactures the coolest and most fuel-efficient commercial vehicle on the road, the ELF.

John Lowe was the guest of the most recent episode of Exploring your Creative Genius. He was a pioneer in high tech sales into higher education as one of the first Apple employees and has lived a continually emerging creative life.