Creativity Episodes

“If you’re too underconfident to collaborate, you are impairing your success.” – Fred Joyal

“New blood is the lifeblood of your business.” - Cari Higham

“Anybody that has a desire to write can write a good book with the right guidance.” - Michele Chynoweth

“Sometimes just the way you share something can make an impact.” - Amy Scruggs

“You have a choice at how you look at any given day.” – Phil Barth

“We all have some power, we have different gifts, and we are meant to explore them.” – Jennifer Alemany

“The bigger celebrity you become, the better results everybody gets.” – Clint Arthur

“The light I bring makes a lasting difference whether great or small.” - Rev. Dr. Stephanie Red Feather

“What’s your SOP (Standard Operating Procedures) to win the day?” – Edwin Dearborn

“If you’re not going for the thing that’s going to bring the most value into the world, then why we’re doing it?” – Tracy Hazzard

When it comes to decisions, start with your heart but a couple of seconds later use your brain.

“The wrong way to grieve is to not even do it.” – Hans Kullberg

“If I can share stories, certainly I can create stories.” – Freddy Cruz

“Lead and care are replacing command and control.” – Thomas Gelmi

Reading opens up for doors than you think and has so many benefits.

“Good communication almost solves absolutely everything.” – Belinda Ellsworth

“We’re not thinking people who feel. We’re feeling people who think.” – Steven Campbell

“The greatness we see in others is really just the greatness we have in ourselves.” – Kelly Trach

“Everyone has a creative spark inside of them.” - Dr. Farah Jasmine Griffin

“We need solutions. We don’t need kinda sortas.” – Adam C. Hall

“The people who carry happy money are generally nice, generous, happy people.” – Ken Honda

Be compassionate to others and have a well of grace for ourselves.

“The time is going to go no matter what you do so you might as well spend it doing something interesting.” – Dr. Guy Windsor

“Sometimes you go down a road as a comedian and you end up disturbing yourself.” – Chris Voss