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Turning Creativity Into Money: How To Foster Sales Through Innovation

Technically Speaking · 2023-11-28 · 30 min

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Everyone wants to be known for doing something great, for making their mark, and, as a thought leader, that mark can also be what takes you from "getting by" to "making a decent living" in the industry. So how do you find your big idea? How do you build a mindset that keeps you innovating and continually generating ideas for your audience? Here to talk about that with us is keynote speaker, author, and innovation expert Bill Stainton. Bill is a 29-time Emmy Award winner who produced Seattle's legendary comedy TV show "Almost Live!" the longest-running, highest-rated, and most award-winning regional comedy TV show in the United States. Additionally, as a speaker and advisor on the topics of innovation, creativity, and breakthrough thinking, Bill has coached hundreds of organizations - like Microsoft, Boeing, and Nike - to tap into their creativity and, in doing so, generate their next breakthrough idea. Let's dive into the details and find out how all of us can do the same! Show Notes: Learn more about Bill and his speaking and coaching programs: Watch the video version of this episode and subscribe for updates on YouTube: Thank you to our sponsor, Libsyn Studio (formerly Auxbus)!

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