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Creativity can change the world | nonprofit leader
Guest
Kimberly Howard Wade
What'd we talk about?
Youth development. Acting. Trying to make your parents happy. Graduate school. Putting your ego in a box. Ten thousand hours. Giving back. Raising twins. Striving. Becoming Ski Mom. Changing your routine to refresh your perspective. Soul expansion. The Lincoln Lawyer. Systems thinking. Cabinet positions that don't exist. Dan Wieden. Saying yes.
Work-Shaped Life is a production of Sheepscot Creative in Portland, Oregon.
It's hosted by Dave Weich, edited by Bailey Cain and Michael Nipper, with production support from Benna Gottfried, Rosie Struve, Amelia Lukas and Kate Sokoloff.
Tell us something about your own work-shaped life at WorkShapedLife.com.
Work-Shaped Life publishes on Substack. What kind of stuff? We're going to post a bonus clip from this episode, a deeper dive into the arts funding landscape in Oregon. And Bailey, our editor, recently returned from a trip to the coast with her family to reflect on an excerpt from Episode 2. We're hoping to restack more and more relevant discoveries, too.
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By Sheepscot CreativeGuest
Kimberly Howard Wade
What'd we talk about?
Youth development. Acting. Trying to make your parents happy. Graduate school. Putting your ego in a box. Ten thousand hours. Giving back. Raising twins. Striving. Becoming Ski Mom. Changing your routine to refresh your perspective. Soul expansion. The Lincoln Lawyer. Systems thinking. Cabinet positions that don't exist. Dan Wieden. Saying yes.
Work-Shaped Life is a production of Sheepscot Creative in Portland, Oregon.
It's hosted by Dave Weich, edited by Bailey Cain and Michael Nipper, with production support from Benna Gottfried, Rosie Struve, Amelia Lukas and Kate Sokoloff.
Tell us something about your own work-shaped life at WorkShapedLife.com.
Work-Shaped Life publishes on Substack. What kind of stuff? We're going to post a bonus clip from this episode, a deeper dive into the arts funding landscape in Oregon. And Bailey, our editor, recently returned from a trip to the coast with her family to reflect on an excerpt from Episode 2. We're hoping to restack more and more relevant discoveries, too.