by creatif | May 28, 2022 | Blog, Igniting Your Passion
One of our favorite topics to train on in our workshops or Leadership Roundtable sessions is Drama Free Productivity. Productivity typically has a negative connotation because we associate it with the stress and pressures of getting more and more and more done....
by creatif | Apr 8, 2019 | Blog, Connecting With People, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion
I’ve worked with a lot of teams over the years and I’ve seen a disease that runs rampant in teams existing in drama. I’ve seen it so much, I’ve even coined my own phrase for it- excuse-itis. Excuses are a pesky thing because they tend to multiply. The more we make...
by creatif | Mar 6, 2019 | Blog, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion, Leadership
The best leaders are those that realize failure isn’t an option. I’ve got your attention, don’t I? Here’s what I mean. The best leaders are the ones that don’t take themselves too seriously. They understand that life is a cycle of research and development. They...
by creatif | Jan 24, 2019 | Blog, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion, Leadership
Productivity tools are awesome. There’s always something new, and they’re so helpful. I’m a fan. And I’m always going to use them, but I’ve found that creating mindsets is what’s most important. Once you have the mindset, the methods will follow. But how do you...
by creatif | Jan 22, 2019 | Blog, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion, Leadership
The beginning of a new year is a natural time for reflection. We all tend to look back at the previous year to help guide where we want to go – and not go – in the new year. We all want to get better from year-to-year and become happier, healthier...
by creatif | Aug 23, 2018 | Blog, Designing Your Personal Process, Igniting Your Passion
I did it again and signed up for another half-marathon. Crazy, right? Sometimes I think so. However, I’ve become a bit obsessed with what’s actually possible for me. I’ve started to wonder, “How far can I really go?” “What else is possible for me?” Now my wife and I...
