Carl Nordgren

Last week was the 100th episode of ‘Exploring your Creative Genius’ and the theme of the show was my eagerness to share love… my love for you, creative love, love of creativity, love of love.

Geraud Staton was our guest last week and, wow, in just 25 minutes we covered a number of interesting topics. Of those, I want to focus on Memory. We considered the impact of the fact that our memories are recreated each time we recall them. Wait ’til you hear Geraud’s story about his experience with a radically changed memory.

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 99(C)...

Last Sunday the show was all about Heidi Hackney and Robin Brooke and the new business they’ve launched to help autistic people develop their interest in being a voice talent.

In last week’s show you heard my guest, Nick Bradfield, share his great ideas about leading and managing teams for the most productive results and so the team members get the greatest satisfaction from making it happen.

I was so delighted to share my brother Loran Nordgren’s wisdom with you last week as he focused on the 4 Frictions that occur when you are trying to promote a new idea

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 97...

In last week’s show we talked about how simple it is to grow your Creative and Entrepreneurial qualities. Just Be Intentional. Since we are all born with remarkable Creative qualities all it takes for you to develop yours, grow and expand and deepen them, is to Be Intentional.

Looking for a way to be Intentional?  How about for the next couple of days you be Generous. Generous with your friends by listening more closely, perhaps. Generous with new ideas by trying to see the best of them. Generous with yourself in providing needed refresh. Being Generous is Being Generative, so try it out and see what happens.

Last week’s show was filled with tips and behaviors to help you get into your most creative and entrepreneurial state. Some are as simple as can be, like take a walk to integrate the two hemispheres of your brain. Others were a bit more demanding, but fun, like the 30 Day Creative Action Program