Creative Courage: How to be an Outreach Artist
Creativity is a Competitive Advantage. Always has been. Always will be.
So what are you doing to stimulate and amplify your Outreach creativity?
Here’s one way – OutreachU’ s newest program: Creative Courage: How to be an Outreach Artist.
ThinkThroughTools is teaming up with hit songwriter Kirsti Manna (Blake Shelton’s “Austin,” and Big & Rich’s, “Loud,” and more) to conduct an Outreach U workshop which help you and your staff unleash your creativity using proven OutreachU™ principles, processes, techniques, and technologies.
Learn more about Creative Courage by viewing the videos below:
There is a Creative Courage session on March 4th at Youngstown State University. Watch the video below to learn more.
Kirsti describes what goes on during a ThinkThroughTools OutreachU Creative Courage Journey.
Kirsti speaks about how the OutreachU Creative Courage Journey helps co-workers to learn new ways to think, bond and innovate to amplify their value.
Kirsti explains her belief that everybody is a creative being. She elaborates on the OutreachU Creative Courage Journey offered by ThinkThroughTools and Songwriter Girl.
Highlights from our First Creative Courage Workshop
Below are segments from last month’s OutreachU “CREATIVE COURAGE: How To Be an Outreach Artist,” workshop featuring Kirsti, and ThinkThroughTools’ founders, Rich Obertots and John Chamberlin.
During the Finale of the Day – (l to r) Jeannie VanDongen and Michael Nichols perform the humorous and witty song they created with Kirsti Manna.
Zany Outreach Idol judges listen attentively and evaluate as Outreach Practitioners – on stage – creatively think on their feet presenting solutions to Outreach problem scenarios as if presenting to an audience of customers. All were inventive and creative!
During Speed Writing Outreach Artists are tasked with rapidly creating humorous lyrics to a song that speaks to – one of three – highly common challenges faced during their Outreach workdays. (l to r) Greg Miller, Kirsti Manna and Abby Walden-Peterson collaborate just before their high energy and gut-busting performance.
In their secret Board Room – Mike Nichols and Jeannie VanDongen outline The Hook and key elements of their Outreach tune.
Outreach Artists and ThinkThroughTools Mentors at the Creative Courage graduation ceremony. It was an intense day – and all departed more creative, courageous and cohesive! (Standing l to r) John Chamberlin, Kirsti Manna, Abby Dalton-Peterson, Heather Helms, Scott Prater, Mike Nichols, Greg Miller, Rich Obertots (Up Front l to r) Jason Schwebach and Jennie VanDongen. Not pictured but just off to pick up her children, Robyn Neely.
Creativity is a Competitive Advantage. Always has been. Always will be. So what are you doing to stimulate and amplify your Outreach creativity?
