In this conversation with Brian Buffini, Kyle Scheele discusses how to tap into your creativity, be courageous, and try something new. In doing so, you can break free from the misconceptions you might have about yourself and reach goals you once thought unattainable.
YOU WILL LEARN
- How to redefine creativity and then tap into it.
- Why curiosity and persistence are critical for innovation to prosper.
- How to take the first step toward your “crazy” idea and make it real.
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
How to Host a Viking Funeral: The Case for Burning Your Regrets, Chasing Your Crazy Ideas, and Becoming the Person You're Meant to Be by Kyle Scheele
NOTEWORTHY QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE
“I define creativity as broadly as possible. I think that anytime you make anything new, that is a creative act.” — Kyle Scheele
"We're desperate for predictability, but we're also desperate for new. We're desperate for novel.” — Kyle Scheele
"The people who changed the world, they weren't smarter than you, they weren't better than you, they were just curious and persistent and those are things that you can cultivate in yourself.” — Kyle Scheele
"Sometimes all a kid needs is one adult going, ‘I don't know, man, give it a shot.’ I think that's some of the best advice I've ever gotten.” — Kyle Scheele
"One of the things that I learned from surveying 21,000 people about their regrets is that people regret things that they didn't do way more than they regret things that they did.” — Kyle Scheele
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