Do you consider yourself creative? Whether you’re an artist, a professional, or someone who thinks they “just aren’t creative,” this episode is for you! In this solo episode I dive into the true essence of creativity and show how everyone can access their own creative genius. Building on last week’s conversation with Dan Nestle about

Solo Episode – Say “Yes, And!” to Creatively Using AI

Are you using storytelling in your work? Are you using AI tools?If you answered “no” to either of those questions, you need this episode!If you answered “yes,” to both of them, you should still listen, as you’ll gain insight and ideas on how you can do both more effectively.My guest on this week’s episode is

“Yes, And!” to Communication and A.I. with Dan Nestle

In this solo episode, I dive deeper into the idea of psychological safety, building on my conversation with Jason Eisner last week. If you haven’t listened to that episode yet, I highly recommend checking it out for a foundational understanding of how a psychologically safe environment can drive team performance and innovation.Join me as I

Solo Episode – Say “Yes, And!” to Vulnerability

In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of psychological safety and its profound impact on workplace culture. Join me as I chat with Jason Eisner of Aristotle Performance (and a number of other cool businesses), who specializes in fostering environments where team members feel safe to express their ideas, share concerns, and admit

Say “Yes, And!” to Psychological Safety with Jason Eisner

It’s almost Halloween, which means it’s time to watch horror movies!I love horror movies (now, I used to be terrified of them as a kid) and so I watch and re-watch quite a few horror movies. Especially right around Halloween.In this episode, I dive deep into the world of horror films and uncover six surprising

Solo Episode – Say “Yes, And!” to Uncovering Business Wisdom from Horror Movies

Have you ever noticed how a simple act of kindness can leave a lasting legacy?Image credit: verkokaKindness is often thought of as a simple gesture, but its effects can be profound and lasting. I was reminded of this recently as I reflected on a memory from when I was just ten years old.During that summer, our

One Simple Act of Kindness, 41 Years of Gratitude