Creative Bias

Want to unlock your creative potential and drive real personal and business growth? The Creative Bias Podcast delivers practical tips and actionable strategies for entrepreneurs, marketers, and innovators looking to become more productively creative. We explore creativity through the lens of business strategy, marketing campaigns, start-up culture, and innovation, helping you develop your own creative muscles and making your business more relevant and valuable. Join hosts Steve Bonner and Darla Grilli, the founders of Creative Bias consultancy, for a lively and provocative exploration of how creativity can set people and businesses free, and how to combat the forces working against it. Learn the coaching techniques they use with clients to encourage resilience, engagement, and faster growth. Stop outsourcing your future and and start getting creative! Subscribe now! Email: Creativebiasteam@gmail.com

Creative Bias is a business podcast hosted by Steve Bonner & Darla Grilli, with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Steve Bonner & Darla Grilli hosts Creative Bias, a business show with 14 episodes published.

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  Creative Bias S3: Ep1 - What Do You Owe Your Employer?

  Jul 16, 202628 minS3

  The Creative Bias team, Steve and Darla are back after a brief hiatus with Season 3 of the Creative Bias Podcast. In this episode Steve and Darla rediscover old social media posts that kick off a spirited debate about what employees owe their employers. Along the way they reframe the very idea of who your employer actually is. Be sure to subscribe if you hadn't already, and for more information on Creative Bias, check out Creative-Bias.com .

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  Creative Bias: Masking It's Not Just For Pandemics Anymore

  Apr 27, 202641 minS0

  <p>The conversation explores the concept of masking, its manifestation in professional environments, and the differences in experience between men and women. It delves into the idea of bringing one's whole self to work and the pressure to wear a mask in professional settings, highlighting the gender-specific aspects of masking. The conversation covers various aspects of neurodiversity and the challenges faced by individuals with ADHD and autism. It delves into topics such as pre-planning conversations, suppressing stimming, forced eye contact, the happy face routine, overcompensating, and delayed burnout, providing valuable insights into the experiences of individuals with neurodiverse traits.</p><...

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  Creative Bias: How to be More Creative

  Apr 9, 202619 minS0

  <p>The conversation explores the learnability of creativity as a skill, delving into the VIA survey, research on creativity, and the role of beliefs and emotional intelligence in fostering creativity. It emphasizes the functional process of creativity and the importance of networks and experimentation in driving innovation.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p>Creativity is a learnable skillBeliefs and emotional intelligence play a crucial role in fostering creativity<p></p><p>Chapters</p>00:00 The Hiatus and Cherry Blossom Season09:24 Tapping into Latent Creativity16:20 Creativity as a Functional Process22:50 Beliefs and Emotional Intelligence in Creativity54:04 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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  Creative Bias: The Creative Act of Journaling

  Mar 5, 202631 minS0

  <p>The conversation delves into the exploration of creative outlets, the ritual and consistency of journaling, the emotional impact and fulfillment of journaling, the legacy and privacy aspects of journaling, and the honesty and versatility of journaling. It also touches on the artistic expression and addiction aspects of journaling.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p>Journaling serves as a versatile and fulfilling creative outlet.Consistency in journaling does not necessarily mean journaling every day.<p></p><p>Chapters</p>00:00 Exploring Creative Outlets05:21 Journaling and Emotional Expression10:50 Privacy and Vulnerability in Journaling17:23 Journaling and Addiction29:12 The Versatility of Journaling

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  Creative Bias: The Episode About Nothing

  Feb 19, 202644 minS0

  <p>The conversation delves into the significance of rest in creativity and productivity, highlighting the need for adequate rest and recovery. It also explores the concept of creative liberties in art and media, emphasizing the importance of judging creative works on their own merits, separate from the artist's personal beliefs and actions. The conversation covers the impact of movies and their adaptations, the significance of personal tattoos, and the power of rituals, creativity, and connection. Each chapter delves into these themes, exploring their depth and relevance in personal experiences and cultural contexts.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p>Rest is...

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