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Blog: Create and Connect Topics:creativity, CSR
A little video
I am happy and proud to present to you my first Youtube video (filmed by my exceptionally talented Oops Manager – thanks dear!) where I tell you all about the upcoming Create Your Life Retreat. Have a look – and … Continue reading
On being REAL
My word of the year is REAL. I recently watched this video (because I like to shape serendipity and expose myself to multiple surfaces) which made me smirk. This guy is real. Himself. 100%. He doesn’t care if he’s perceived … Continue reading
3 quick and easy ways to become more creative and knowledgeable at work
Here’s what I did in one week. 1. Serve at your company’s helpdesk or call center for a day. You get the weirdest (most creative) questions to which you have to find the answer, and in the process, you learn a … Continue reading
12 simple ways to fight routine at work
Say YES to everything for a day (or an hour). Follow through with your commitments. Go for a run during your lunch break. Change of scenery and exercise will sure get you out of a rut. Volunteer to help someone … Continue reading
What scuba diving can teach you about fear
I recently went to Egypt with my family. Relax, swim, laze at the beach, eat, take in the sun. Comfort zone. But my husband had something else in mind. He wanted me to go scuba diving. He did his Padi … Continue reading

