This episode is titled something like 5 tips for embracing your inner weird, and creating great work but the real title, the secret title is actually: 5 Lessons From a 6 ft 3.5” Rabbit. So this rabbit I mentioned goes […]
This episode of The Creative Introvert has come about from my personal, recent experience with “re-branding” (I also cover why I’m so averse to that word) and the tips I have for you, if you’re feeling like you have outgrown […]
Today’s podcast guest, Azhelle Wade, has worked in the toy industry for over 10 years with companies like Toys R Us, Horizon Group USA, and now Creative Kids, as the VP of Brand and Product. Azhelle launched The Toy Coach […]
This episode of The Creative Introvert has come about from my personal, recent experience with “re-branding” (I also cover why I’m so averse to that word) and the tips I have for you, if you’re feeling like you have outgrown […]
We need to discern what works from what doesn’t, what we’re going for and whether or not what we’ve done hits the mark. It’s built into our genetic code or something. We are discriminating creatures, all living beings are - […]
Today I’m talking with Scott Stroud about how we can use our imagination to unlock our creativity, find meaning and basically feel like we can take on the world. Scott works with various types of individuals and teams from artists […]
This episode of the Creative Introvert is all about evolution. As in, the evolution of YOU, your work, your life, your… you. I’m going to share with you some of the changes that have been occurring in my primary creative […]
In this video I’m talking about the value of taking breaks, treating rest time as recovery time, and simple yet effective ways we can integrate breaks into our lives for increased enthusiasm, joy and creativity. Links Mentioned: Scribd link to […]
Today I’m talking about the stages of creativity and how we might work with them in a really practical way in our lives. References: What is Creativity? What’s Your Element? Mysteries of the Dark Moon by Demetra George Read this for […]
Mark Rogers is a Portland-based artist whose work I’ve been obsessed with for quite some time. I was keen to chat to Mark because I was so curious about his creative process (when you see his work you’ll understand why!) […]
