Exploring Your Creative Genius

In last week’s episode, I reminded listeners that I won’t define “creative” nor “creatively entrepreneurial” — you are best served developing a dynamic understanding that works for you in your work, your adventures, your life.

Exploring Your Creative Genius: Episode 87...

In last week’s show I talked about change, transition, transformation. We all should expect that our lives will experience constant change and being mindful about how to attend to that change can be very useful.

Our show last week with Ramey Wood introduced the importance of being a ‘multi.’ Being multi-disciplinary helps you effectively bring multiple perspectives on the challenges you face, the opportunities you are developing.

In this show I talked about writing my novels. If you are interested you’ll find the books listed below. You’ll hear some of the stories around my stories, and I share thoughts about my creative process.

The most recent episode of ‘Exploring your Creative Genius’ offers a series of simple tips and behavior hacks that will help you get into your most creative mindset.

A UGI assured cash inflow delivered to a creative and entrepreneurial citizenry is the fuel that will spark a bottoms up self organized grassroots Renaissance I am eager to watch emerge.

The last two episodes have shared animal stories that, in most cases, I experienced while living on our 6 acre ‘farmette’ in South Durham County for nearly 20 years. Humans need to be in close association with animals, I’m convinced, for they bring so much to our lives.

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.