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This week’s episode is an unscripted, straight-from-the-heart update — no notes, no rehearsal, just me on a Saturday afternoon with something to share. And yes, I recorded it a few days ago, but share in the podcast why I delayed sharing.
Also, this is not an April Fool’s joke. :)
Consider this my One Thing reveal. Here’s what I covered:
* The personal and professional journey that led me to go back full-time as Senior Director of Product Innovation at Watermark
* Why being a maker — not just a leader — has always been at the core of who I am, and how losing that was something I didn’t even realize I was mourning
* How reading The One Thing clarified what I already knew: that right now, building AI-native products in higher education is my one thing
* What this means for Meeting Kitchen — it’s not going away, just moving slowly and intentionally
* Why I’m taking a break from this podcast for April (kids’ spring break, a visit to my sister’s oncologist, an AI product leadership bootcamp, and honestly — protecting my nervous system from the social media noise)
* A possible rebrand on the horizon: Confessions of a Creative Leader — and I want your input on that
I’ll be back. But if you’ve ever thought about reaching out, now is a great time. Drop me a DM on LinkedIn or leave a comment — I’d genuinely love to hear from you.
By Monica Joy Krol, Creative & On Purpose!This week’s episode is an unscripted, straight-from-the-heart update — no notes, no rehearsal, just me on a Saturday afternoon with something to share. And yes, I recorded it a few days ago, but share in the podcast why I delayed sharing.
Also, this is not an April Fool’s joke. :)
Consider this my One Thing reveal. Here’s what I covered:
* The personal and professional journey that led me to go back full-time as Senior Director of Product Innovation at Watermark
* Why being a maker — not just a leader — has always been at the core of who I am, and how losing that was something I didn’t even realize I was mourning
* How reading The One Thing clarified what I already knew: that right now, building AI-native products in higher education is my one thing
* What this means for Meeting Kitchen — it’s not going away, just moving slowly and intentionally
* Why I’m taking a break from this podcast for April (kids’ spring break, a visit to my sister’s oncologist, an AI product leadership bootcamp, and honestly — protecting my nervous system from the social media noise)
* A possible rebrand on the horizon: Confessions of a Creative Leader — and I want your input on that
I’ll be back. But if you’ve ever thought about reaching out, now is a great time. Drop me a DM on LinkedIn or leave a comment — I’d genuinely love to hear from you.