ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As we stare into the abyss of uncertainty, how do we find direction, and guidance? What tools will help us? One word: CREATIVITY.
Creative thinking is THE most essential skill in an uncertain world. In a new podcast hosted by Doreen Lorenzo and Michael Baker, launching May 5th, We discover why Creativity is the Job of the Future.
Join Doreen and Michael for in-depth conversations with ultramarathon runners, designers, story architects, recovery coaches, and other unconventional creatives as we explore how they use creativity to tackle complex challenges, uncover unexpected paths to success, and adapt to rapid change.
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