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Burnout can land you in a space of total collapse. But the early days often start with the sensation of spinning out in place. It's like you're trying to do work, trying to tackle problems, and you might be putting in effort, but you also feel like you're getting nowhere. Traction vanishes beneath you. And you don't know why.

What changes when you perceive creativity as highly practical? It's hard to develop something you don't believe matters. No rocket science there. Most of us are running on autopilot. But creativity is heavily strengthened––or neglected––by where we allow our attention to go.

If creativity is only relevant on stage, in a frame, or behind a mic, then entire professions get written off as “not creative.” And when that happens, the skill sets of the people in those professions stay underdeveloped.

When creativity gets treated as magic, we also intuitively box it in as something very specific. But what happens when creativity gets treated like a muscle?

I have to start with the obvious question: Why would we make hell inhabitable?

Here's the thing with ideas: by themselves, they're invisible.

Hello speakers. Here are a few things I’ve noticed shift in my clients when they get a personalized slide deck.

Some of the most impactful things we can bring into the world won’t develop efficiently.

Theater costumes have to meet two criteria: Fashion and Function. Your branding has to do the same.

Between what is said and not meant, and meant and not said, most of love is lost.

When we operate in chronic "Do Not Disturb" mode, we end up living in our own little world, where we don't let the world get in...

What's the difference between rethinking and overthinking? I'd like to say I'm rethinking all the time. But reality says something else.

Let's talk about Atlas. And by "Atlas" I mean the Greek Titan charged with holding up the heavens after a snafu with Zeus went sideways.