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The Rebel, Reject, Create podcast is all about creativity: how it works, what you can do with it and how to get more of it.Your host is me, David Chislett, and I interview working professionals who use creativity in their everyday work.
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Do the Work. Expect the Magic (opens the original)
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Bradley Charbonneau has built a creative life around a deceptively simple principle: make something every single day. In this conversation, he explains how leaving advertising gave him the freedom to create on his own terms, while also revealing how much structure from that world still supports his work. Bradley has published forty books, uploaded more than seven thousand videos and grown a YouTube audience beyond one hundred thousand subscribers, yet he is honest about the difference between fi
You Can’t Demand Innovation Without Making Space for It (opens the original)
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Roland Williams is a creative leader, author and innovation specialist whose career has taken him from Coca-Cola’s global headquarters in Atlanta to corporate communications, startups, scale-ups and innovation projects in Sweden. In this episode, Roland joins David Chislett to explore what leaders must do if they genuinely want creativity and innovation from their people. They discuss the importance of trust, belonging and being seen; why overloaded teams cannot simply be ordered to innovate; an
We feel unsafe when we start to really get creative (opens the original)
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In this episode of Rebel, Reject, Create, I speak with Monique Pelser, a South African artist based in the Cape who works with people of all ages to reconnect with creative practice. Monique has worked with tiny children, teenagers, adults, university-level art students and older learners, helping them explore drawing, play, experimentation and the emotional blocks that stop people from making.The conversation moves quickly beyond “art” and into the deeper mechanics of creativity. Monique talks
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