Anne Jacoby | Designing Organizations and Individuals for Creative Thinking

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Srinivas Rao

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Anne Jacoby has over 15 years of experience in cultivating creativity in the workplace. Anne joins us for this episode to talk about how she's managed to design thriving creative cultures at work so that you can use the insight for yourself and think more creatively.

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0:00.0	it's kind of the nomenclature of law firm is in creative. I would say law firm has to be creative.
0:05.6	If you have clients who are faced with challenges that have never been faced before and who are
0:11.7	trying to negotiate and have mergers, I mean, negotiation is a creative endeavor, right?
0:17.9	A finding of path and finding a solution is inherently creative. And I think it's about reframing
0:24.0	and reshaping and giving your lawyers the permission to think creatively about how are we going
0:30.4	to build our book of business, right? How are we going to acquire new clients or differentiate
0:35.6	ourselves from the other white shoe law firm down the street? You know, there are lots of ways to
0:40.1	to bring creative thinking into those kinds of environments. But I think it takes kind of a
0:46.0	reframe reshaping of what the expectations are and really giving yourself permission to do things
0:52.0	in a different way. And that's what what companies and clients really are after.
1:01.6	I'm Sreeni Rao and this is the unmistakable creative podcast where you get a window into the stories
1:06.7	and insights of the most innovative and creative minds, started movements, built driving businesses,
1:11.9	written best selling books and created insanely interesting art. For more, check out our 500
1:16.5	episode archive at unmistakablecreative.com.
1:22.9	And welcome to the unmistakable creative. Thanks so much for taking the time to join us.
1:26.1	It's great to be here, Sreeni. It is my pleasure to have you here. So I found out about your work
1:31.2	by way of your publicist, all of which we will get into. But before we start, I wanted to start
1:37.8	asking you what is one of the most important things that you learn from one or both of your
1:42.9	parents that have influenced and shaped where you've ended up and what you've done with your life?
1:48.0	Well, I'm super close with my parents. I learn something from them all the time.
1:53.2	And I think one of the things that I take, especially now that I am a parent, is this concept of
2:00.0	letting your kids fail. And their support of my stumbling. And I think, you know, one of the things
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