The DILEMMA is:
1. Using yesterday's solutions for today's problems.
2. Low Morale.
3. Over-stressed from demanding perfection.
4. Division in the workplace.
5. Innovation has slowed.
6. Fear of "Almosts" and taking risks.
7. Dwelling on Past Mistakes
8. Failure to Communicate
9. Unflexible
THE SOLUTION:
Shaun Barrowes'
"Almost is Enough"
Musical Keynote Experience
Outcomes:
1) Kick off or conclude your event with a keynote performance that will bring down the house
2) Equip your team with actionable strategies to develop habits of innovation, resilience, and success
3) Transform your team into outside-the-box, proactive, forward thinkers.
4) Present core message through humor and music, enhancing your team's ability to recall and apply key concepts effectively.
5) Ignite a passion for growth and bolster confidence in risk-taking
6) Relight your Creative Fire
You Will Learn How To:
1) Implement a more effective method for consistent innovation, enhanced problem-solving skills, and resilience.
2) Build collaborative teams that are passionate about growth and improvement, leading to superior outcomes.
3) Create tailored solutions that address your unique challenges and goals effectively.
4) Motivate a team to think outside the box for optimal growth and success.
5) Harness the lessons from your "Almosts" to optimize learning and growth.
6) Unlock your creative potential to drive personal and professional success.
You don’t have to be a star to shine. Your creative fire is bright enough to light a darkening sky, so go fill the night with your own constellations.
Five Steps to Relight the Creative Fire
Time and again, the five-step method I've dubbed the "Da Vinci Approach" has proven to be my secret weapon. More than just a strategy, it's a transformative experience that enhances problem-solving skills, reignites innovation, and rekindles our capacity to dream. This approach has not only led to monumental achievements in my career but has also profoundly enriched my personal life. It has been the source of my most unique and exceptional ideas, helping me achieve the impossible through innovation.
Almost is Enough
It's easy to think that only the most polished performances should be staged, only the most flawless events should be held, and only the most complete works of art should be published. But art doesn't work that way, and neither should anything else. Creativity is never perfect, and neither are we. If we wait for perfection, we'll be waiting forever. Embracing the "Almost" frees us from the fear of failure and the shackles of unrealistic expectations. Shoot for the moon, and be content with wherever you land. I learned this valuable lesson at a concert in Dallas, from a young trumpet player named Jordan.
What a Difference 20 Minutes Makes
Everyone needs to find their creative outlet and cultivate it daily. Whether it's journaling, composing, painting, baking, gardening, or whatever, we need it, and we need to spend at least 20 minutes every day nurturing it. Fostering a creative outlet and dedicating time to nurture it can significantly enhance your life in numerous ways. Here are several reasons why everyone should consider engaging in creative activities for at least 20 minutes a day:
Shaun's Bestselling Musical Fantasy Series:
Steven Fisher -
"...Shaun was engaging from start to finish! He quickly captured our students' interest with his musical talent and held their engagement throughout with his story of perseverance and resilience. I must have asked 100 plus students after the event how they liked it and it was overwhelmingly positive!"
Thane Hutchinson
"Shaun utilizes his abilities to bring the message straight to the students and staff in a way that kept everyone engaged and focused the entire duration of the assembly. We would highly recommend Shaun! We want him to come back to our school again soon."
Bryson Gray
"Shaun's assembly with Spanish Fork High School music students was AWESOME! The students were totally engaged and invested the entire time. His energy is infectious and he inspired our students. We loved having him here!"