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Have you ever asked yourself,
“Why haven’t I made it yet?”
If not, now is a good time to really look inside.
It was the year 2006, and I was a new immigrant in the U.S.A. I enrolled in a community college in my pursuit to earn a Bachelors degree. It was then that I stumbled upon a video on… Read the rest of this entry »
Hello once again fellow entrepreneur. Today we have a very interesting article based on an interview I had with Kerwin Rae last week. For all those who have been reading this column from the beginning, you will notice that Kerwin has already appeared twice previously, once in an article on Creativity and Influence and the other on
In the first article in this series – Ask Yourself This Important Question: Is Your Business Growing Or Dying? – I talked about why the ‘be the best’ mindset is so important and why it has been the ultimate success factor for many businesses.
There were, however, a number of misunderstandings, prevalent in the comment section, which I would… Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve been considering lately the way each of us already has a unique inner genius and how this can be found and bought to the surface. This thread of contemplation has led me to a creativity enhancing technique we have discussed previously, called mental priming. How this works in relation to our unique genius is that each one… Read the rest of this entry »
When we are operating a business, we are often told to try and think like the consumer. To ‘walk in their shoes’ or to ‘get inside their head’ and know what they are thinking and feeling. All this is done with the end goal of creating a better experience for the consumer or of providing them with exactly what they… Read the rest of this entry »
The recent post by Yaro seems to have stirred up some emotion between his fans. His discussion to change his business model has been based on trends and statistics, and perhaps a need to change to keep his business thriving.
You see, times change and what worked once in the past will not always work… Read the rest of this entry »
Hi there fellow entrepreneur, this week I’m delighted to share with you some extremely interesting and useful information from an interview I had with John Assaraf.
Cool story to share! After last week’s article, I thought, “You know what? I should have asked John for an interview, he would be a really great person to interview on… Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve written previously about our mind, and it’s role in creating things in our lives that are useful for our business, finances and lifestyle. I’ve recently lined up some interviews with businessmen, Rowan Burn and Kerwin Rae, who have a lot of knowledge and information to share on this subject, and over the course of the next few months as… Read the rest of this entry »
My name is Ken Sundheim. I am a 29 year old business owner of an executive search firm by the name of KAS Placement based out of New York City at Herald Square. I started KAS shortly after I graduated from Fordham University, after resigning from a corporate sales job after three months of being at the company.
Throughout… Read the rest of this entry »
Greetings once more Entrepreneurs! I’m going off on a tangent today about engaging in the world of social media to build your profile, build your brand and grow your business. This is a topic we’re all pretty savvy about as online entrepreneurs, because we’re all doing it, and most of us will have experienced some success with it. I’m writing… Read the rest of this entry »
Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Matt Belcher. Most of the interviews I do focus on making money with blogs, however Matt’s area of interest is personal development and as a result he wanted to have a conversation more on mindset.
In the video interview you will discover…
We’re up to the last of our three part article on “How To Be Creative At Work“, looking at the Artist/Creator and Storyteller, these last two play personalities are my highest scoring ones…but they can shuffle around, none are fixed Obviously, when we’re seeing creativity touted as the most sought after characteristic in business leaders today, then the Artist/Creator is… Read the rest of this entry »
I’m not going to lie – living the freelance life is pretty awesome.
I make my own schedule, work where I want, and can make things like exercising, spending time with my family, and meditation a part of my daily life without issue (all things that I struggled with while commuting two hours a day to a 9-5!).
But in… Read the rest of this entry »
Hey everyone! Apparently it’s World Creativity Week, 15th – 21st April, I have no idea who made this up, but it’s a great excuse to go and do something FUN to celebrate I’m spending most of my World Creativity Week at the Gallery Of Modern Art facilitating crazy art programs for even crazier children. (Actually, they’re lovely and I love… Read the rest of this entry »
Last article I said we would look at the way the final four play personalities engage their creativity but we’re going exploring and excavating instead. We will come back to those final four later. The big question right now is, where did our creative mojo go? If we’re born creative, and we’re highly creative as children, then what happened to… Read the rest of this entry »
In business, as with all of the most important parts of life, sometimes it’s difficult to know what to do when faced with a challenging situation. Your usual guides and helpers – your mind, gut, intuition, faith, environment, peers, mentors, family, study resources, etc, don’t always point out a clear direction.
Sometimes what you come to rely upon may contradict… Read the rest of this entry »
In this article, we’re looking at how each of our play personalities can be utilized in our work environment to access our creativity. If you are familiar with the two articles posted recently on creativity enhancing techniques, you will find that some of these techniques are included here, but looking at some which specifically suit each play personality. There’s also… Read the rest of this entry »
Well, actually, if you’ve read any of my other posts, you are probably aware of the secret! Today, we’re going to learn more about this language however, and hopefully become more fluent in it as we gain a greater understanding of how it works. We’re looking at play, and it’s connection to creativity, because play is the language in which… Read the rest of this entry »
The aim of this article is to help you (and me) understand how our time in the blogosphere helps us access our creativity and fine tune our creative gifts. It’s also aimed at inspiring you to keep going, to keep reaching for those things you set out to achieve, and to remind you why it’s worth it.
When we start… Read the rest of this entry »
Hello again, I didn’t get through all the techniques for enhancing creativity in my last article, How To Enhance Creativity: Why Lady Gaga Works & Brainstorming Doesn’t, so we’re picking up from where we left off and running with it!
Our unconscious mind is a vast resource of infinite wisdom and creative insight. In part one, I referred to… Read the rest of this entry »
