Creative Business Entrepreneurs Face a Two-Pronged Challenge
How do you figure out a creative business that you can make successful? If you’re a creative, do you just try to do your creativity and hope to make a profit? If you want to put your own spin on an existing business, what process do you follow?
Today’s episode explores this dual-pronged entrepreneurial topic and gives you ideas and several methods to follow.
Discover the Curiosity Advantage: Elevate Your Conversations and Build Deeper Connections 🎙️ Embrace Curiosity for Better Communication (Part 2 of the Creativity and Communication Series) 🌟 Have you ever wondered how embracing curiosity can unlock new dimensions in your communication? Join us as we unravel the secrets behind this transformative skill. Discover how curiosity fuels…
When your priorities change so can your vision board. Here’s my latest. As you can see in comparison to my last one, I still love my critters, I still want to work on behalf of the earth and the animals. Now, I have added music and speaking about creativity, happiness, goal-setting, and Fulfillment. I still…
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-qzwe5-16cf878 Learn how a creative mindset can help you resolve household disagreements with ease and compassion. NEW SERIES: Creating Success! This episode is brought to you by my favorite productivity and well-being app, Brain.fm* and my book on how to become a stellar communicator, Speak From Within. Grab a complimentary 15-minute consultation with me. Leave me a…
Today’s Overheard episode has three fun stories. Sometimes, when a conversation is particularly fun or poignant, I grab a photo of the people speaking. If you like this Friday feature, please let me know. And please rate and review the show. Your review will help me keep the podcast going and growing. xox Z
Learn focusing and visualization techniques to focus and use your creativity.
How we speak of our dead to ease the grieving process I’m thinking about death this morning. Or rather, I’m thinking about a convention we use to talk about someone who has died. After the person, or a beloved critter, dies we start referring to them in the past tense. More to the point, we…