Your World of Creativity Kiki Oosterbroek, KOaching Leaders in Self-Knowing
Kiki Oosterbroek
KOaching Leaders in self-knowing & self-awareness
linkedin.com/in/kiki-oosterbroek
Instagram @kiki.oosterbroek
Kiki is a creativity coach who currently lives in Seoul, South Korea. She will give us insights into what it means to be creative, the nature of creativity, and her own take on creativity and experience.
Kiki on creativity:
Kiki talks about how creativity is something natural to us humans and that we are meant to express our unique self. Therefore, being human means being creative. Kiki says companies shouldn’t be wondering how to make people more creative but rather, think about what’s stopping their employees from being creative.
So people are naturally creative, especially as children and then they lose that. What happens exactly? Kiki explains how education inadvertently kills creativity and then fear of judgement becomes our biggest creative detractor as adults.
Reflecting on decisions
Kiki talks about how she has gotten more in touch with a better understanding of how we give meaning to our life. This allows her to be able to take a step back and in doing so, not only seeing where she is but also see where she is coming from and the possibilities that are in front of her. She believes that there’s also a bit of the ability to also receive inspiration that allows her to do this. She talks about human beings are very spiritual beings, as in, they have a high level of consciousness and that they express in a creative way.
A lot of being creative falls on using your imagination, and this is where Kiki says she is most talented.
Experiences are data
Kiki feels how experiences help you collect data and the more you analyze said data, you are more likely to be able to predict future behavior.
And nowadays, people who are working 9-to-5 jobs may also have creative dreams outside the company but what about those who have dreams within the companies? So what can either of those persons do in order to accomplish them?
Kiki tells us that digging, cleaning, organizing, and making meaningful connections is a great start. Another important factor is letting go of the judgment towards your past, so people see what they’ve experienced, and when they find meaning to it, they are able to contemplate their new creative space without judgment. And at this moment is when they’re able to focus on the now and on the possibilities they will be creating for their future.
For those interested, you can find Kiki on Instagram as @kikithechamaleon for any inquiries about her coaching practice and insights on creativity.
Thanks to our new sponsor Designhill -- the world’s # 1 creative marketplace that caters to the creative needs of businesses and individuals alike. You can source high-quality designs from professional designers and unique products created by independent artists.
Exclusive Offer for listeners of the podcast:
Get Exclusive 25% Off on the Designhill Logo Maker Service
Use this link and discount code: WF25
Validity: Offer valid Nov 30 2021
Link: Link: https://www.designhill.com/tools/logo-maker