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Rebel, Reject, Create
By David ChislettBusiness
Rebel, Reject, Create episodes
- Graeme Codrington: The Futurist
Graeme Codrington is a futurist, scenario planner and an expert on the future of work. With six best-selling books to his name, and clients in over 100 countries, he helps organisations anticipate the forces that will shape their industries in the future, and prepare for disruptive change today.
Creativity is about new things - new ideas. This is at the heart of the work I do in helping people to “think like a futurist”. I call it strategic imagination - there’s a toolkit for business people (that can be applied to anyone else actually) that helps us break free from the natural limits of our brains and imagine a different world and future. I think that a massive part of this is recognising the cognitive functions that limit our ability to do this; and learning skills and tools to overcome these limits.• LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/graemecodrington/• YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/graemecodrington• Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/graeme.codrington• Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/graemecodrington/• Twitter - https://twitter.com/FuturistGraeme• TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@graemecodrington25 min - Josuël Rogers: The HipHop Creative
Josuël Rogers is a life & executive coach, speaker and podcast host. He is someone who values interpersonal relationships and his passion lies in helping others become their best selves. As a personal and executive coach, he uses his analytical skills and creativity to help others overcome their challenges.
He has a love for the Hip Hop culture, and realising the lessons and mindset insights that the culture has to offer, he founded HipHop Culture Coaching where the world of coaching and the world of Hip Hop meet each other. HipHop Culture Coaching provides teambuilding sessions and youth empowerment workshops where the goal is better communication with others but also with yourself in order to maximize results.He has just launched a new product. Which is an assessment and 1-time coaching package. Individuals can get insights into their motivators and/or communication preferences.https://josuelrogers.com/disc-behaviour-test-and-motivators-testLinksWebsitehttps://www.hiphopculturecoaching.comhttps://www.josuelrogers.comLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/josuelrogers/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/hiphop-culture-coachingInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/JosuelURogers https://www.instagram.com/HipHopCultureCoachingFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/JosuelURogers https://www.facebook.com/HipHopCultureCoaching23 min - Judith Germain: Deep Dive into Innovation
Talking with Judith Germain is always fun and in her original interview (season 1, episode 7) she said some very cool things about Creativity, innovation and her idea of herself as creative... So in this Deep Dive episode, I revisit some of those thoughts.
Judith Germain is the authority on Maverick Leadership. She is an author, consultant, trainer as well as a C-Suite and business Mentor, and speaker.Judith is HRZone’s Leadership Columnist and her expert opinion is sought for radio, national and trade press.She hosts The Maverick Paradox Podcast, Editor of The Maverick Paradox Magazine and host of her own radio show The Maverick Paradox @ KLDR Online Leadership Development Radio.Find Judith online:https://www.maverickparadox.co.uk (website)https://www.TheMaverickParadox.com (magazine)
https://linkedin.com/in/judithgermain (LinkedIn)
https://Instagram.com/maverick_paradox
https://www.Twitter.com/maverickmastery
https://www.facebook.com/judithgermainfanpage
11 min - Amy Shelver: Deep Dive into Collaboration
In this episode, I go somewhat deeper into some of the things Amy said during her interview with me (season 1 episode 6)... including the topic of COLLABORATION!
Amy Shelver is on a mission to help the 30 million-plus creative workers around the world get better at business. She herself is a creativity-obsessed communicator and serial ideator with a passion for doing cool things, the written word, and digital do-gooding.Amy has worked on development issues, using research, creativity, communications, and innovation to tackle local and global challenges for more than 15 years in agencies, for the United Nations and for her own projects.She has consulted widely across the world’s industries touching everything from economics to tech, creativity to communications and even some sport for good measure.Recently she was head of digital and social communications the UN’s trade body and was co-author of its 2018 Creative Economy Report. Now she’s launching her own software to help creatives and their clients get better at briefing in ideas while also starting her own creative business consultancy and lifting off her poetry platform.Amy’s new poetry-art book and eBook Onomatopoeia: Observations, Moments, Poetry launches this month.Difficult to box, Amy is foremost a creative thinker and problem-solver, obsessed with following good ideas from ember to execution. She has degrees in socio-economic development, media, TV journalism, anthropology, and psychology.Find Amy online here:www.onomatopoeiapoetry.comwww.briefmapp.com@amy_shelver (Twitter)https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-shelver-0077563/16 min - Catherine Wilks - The Shooper
Catherine is a Shooper… she is on a mission to find more ways in life to let go and express yourself.
SHOOP is positive, up-beat, ambitious, out of your comfort zone experiences. When you do them, with others, random and surprising things happen - your heart beats and you let go.What came before SHOOP? For 8 years Catherine was the CEO of an NHS funded mental health service- Designs in Mind. Her focus was to value everyone's contribution and find ways to make ideas reality.For 18 years Catherine was a Trainer then Trustee for Jabadao a research and training organisation exploring physical development across the early years. Key elements of the practice that inform all Catherine's work are that we are biologically driven to move and that by following infant experts we find the play. Catherine started her career as a community dance artist bringing communities together and dancing to feel good. She went onto to start 'In Movement' opening up new conversations through play about leadership and engagement in business.https://www.instagram.com/theshooperyhttps://twitter.com/CatherineWilks_https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinewilks/21 min - Erinch Sahan: The Creative DisruptorErinch Sahan is transforming the deep design of business to embed regenerative & distributive goals. He Talks about #socent, #fairtrade, #sustainability, #socialenterprise, and #doughnuteconomics.He has spent his career trying to understand and promote social enterprises, cooperatives and other alternatives to profit-primacy business models.Here's the link to the tool that any business or people working with businesses can use to apply some of the ideas discussed: https://doughnuteconomics.org/tools/19122 min
- Lois Holzman: The Developmentalist
Lois Holzman is co-founder and director of the East Side Institute, an international research and education centre for social therapeutics and performance activism—two approaches to ensemble creativity for self- and world transformation.
For fifty years she has helped to build, worked with, and supported grassroots organizations working for progressive change and social justice. Lois is both an academic scholar and author of books and articles critical of the medical model of emotional distress and fostering new psychologies, and a popular writer (The Overweight Brain: How our obsession with knowing keeps us from getting smart enough to make a better world) blogger at Psychology Today, Mad in America and loisholzman.org, and writer of the unique “advice” column, The Developmentalist.Creativity is a mundane and extraordinary human activity. It's the making of something new out of what exists. It is a cultural-social activity. I'm primarily interested in the collective activity of creating, that is, how social units create environments in which they qualitatively transform themselves and their environments. A Vygotskian lens is helpful here and I'm happy to share how.https://loisholzman.orghttps://eastsideinstitute.orghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lois-holz...twitter.com/LoisHolzmanhttps://www.facebook.com/lois.holzman.520 min - Muyiwa Fasakin: Deep Dive Into Education
During his interview episode with me, Muyiwa boldly said that our education system is BROKEN!
I happen to agree. In this episode, I dive deep into what this all means and WHY it is such an issue.
Find Muyiwa online here:CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE CERTIFICATION COURSEhttps://glcicc.com/LinkedIn @Muyiwa Fasakin (MF)FACEBOOK @Muyiwa Fasakin18 min - Elise Keith: Recreating Meetings
Elise Keith is the founder and CEO of Lucid Meetings, a meeting innovation company dedicated to making it easy for teams to run successful meetings every day. In 2020, Lucid Meetings was recognized as one of the top-10 global influencer brands on the topic of remote work and virtual meetings.
In 2023, Elise and David Mastronardi from the Gamestorming Group joined forces to host the New Rules for Work experiment, a four-part program seeking reliably excellent ways to unleash team creativity in meetings.Elise is the author of *Where the Action Is: The Meetings That Make or Break Your Organization*, and a regular contributor for Inc. and other publications. Her work has been described as "deep," "golden," "surprising," and "way more fun than I thought I'd have in a meeting about meetings."Find Elise Keith online here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/elisekeith/New Rules for Work. Access symposium recordings (and see you in action!) here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/elisekeith/23 min - Muyiwa Fasakin: The Creative Intelligence ExpertMuyiwa Fasakin is Creative Intelligence expert and has certified 81 coaches from 20 counties of the world. He is the founder of GLCICC Texas USA and the School of Creativity and World Change Summit.He is the First African Advisory Board Member of the United Nations World Creativity and Innovation Day.Find Muyiwa online here:CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE CERTIFICATION COURSEhttps://glcicc.com/LinkedIn @Muyiwa Fasakin (MF)FACEBOOK @Muyiwa Fasakin20 min
About Rebel, Reject, Create
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Rebel, Reject, Create: Because creativity isn’t owned by the arts
This podcast explores creativity, conformity, systems and the hidden forces shaping how we think and work.
Through conversations with artists, thinkers, leaders and outsiders, the show challenges the myths of innovation and asks what it really takes to stay original in a world obsessed with certainty.”