Directional Compass
This is your new map for change and guides you on your path for self-discovery to believe in yourself. Begin at the center Start Button for an optimal experience, but do what you want.
Rather than a physical place, the map guides you to a relational POV.
How do you relate to your Big Idea and how does it relate to you?
Do you keep yourself hamstrung by not believing in yourself?
Does your relationship with money and others’ way of doing things keep you from realizing your own vision or version of success and fulfillment?
All of these topics are presented and allow you to enjoy the journey. At a minimum, you’re encouraged to begin with the Creative Life Concept for Business class to keep you on track and minimize cuts and bruises if you get lost in the thicket of self-doubt.
Branding Fun presents different ideas for brands and builds on top of the Creative Life Concept for Business class. Think of it as a way to either confirm or change your original idea, thought starter, or business goal. If you already have some self-discovery on this topic, your version of brand may not be the same as the one presented, so it may be helpful to uncover a new way of understanding your ideas.
Remember to keep it real.
As with most creative endeavor, the map is a work in progress and classes will be rolled-out individually. Check back or sign up to be emailed directly when new content is released.
Start here for free material. Your journey to a new creative awareness begins here, but plug into any place you want to let your voice be heard.
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ai @ work
How we all relate to each other shares an idea with AI as algorithms permeate our world and provides us with an interesting POV that allows us to see a brighter future. It’s part of the systems on our planet and is a new, vital part of the shift away from old ways.
While some may disagree with this idea, I think AI is exciting as long as it’s not keeping us from our creative magic. We can find new ways of expressing ourselves through technology with as many versions as there are people.
A Changing World
Dynamical systems theories is how I uncovered my approach to ‘artificial intelligence.’ There are classes on the AI Essentials page to help with job loss and understand that your current skill sets are not obsolete. Training algorithms is part of AI programming, but we have the authority to be who we want. Topics such as:
Coping with AI ‘chaos’ at a casino
‘Lawyering up’ on the natural laws of the planet
Bringing the fun through toilet bowls, pitchforks, and how math can be entertaining — no math training (or any other type of training) required.
Uncover all the ways to stop feeling squeezed or pinched versus expanded and open in your creativity from a systems perspective.
Also check out the blog page for my ideas on culture and work-life balance through rebranding and relating to our creative output, which AI is part of.
Find Magic All Year, Not Just Halloween
For a little bit of fun and a whole lot of magic, connect to my special on YouTube, focusing on the designer’s process and how AI can either connect or separate us from our own creative magic, just like other systems.
wondering why we’re all weirdos?
Being weird means we all dance on the ceiling, have fun while we trip the light fantastic, which is what this is all supposed to be about! Do we have to be so serious about business or can we have fun and enjoy ourselves through creating in our own right?
Maybe we can’t all dance, but we can all create and in our own way.
Yes, we can balance work and play, but what if work is play? It’s an oxymoron — they’re two opposites. But if you change your perspective and discover what you really want from your work experience, you might find the ability to make opposites attract.
It’s a Double Vector instead of a regular one because it’s about keeping in time and rhythm with your own behaviors in business; finding joy in creating on your own and with others. Communication happens when we stop to collect our thoughts and come up with a new way of doing things. We don’t have to rush, to beat the deadline or each other by competing.
As the 19th century businessman with the weird but elegant name, Wallace D. Wattles said,
“You are to be a creator, not a competitor. You are going to get what you want, but in such a way that when you get it, every other person whom you effect will have more than [they have] now.”