How can we use ideas from improv to improve our creative practice? Spontaneity and creativity aren't so far apart... Using the 'Yes And' approach borrowed from improv comedy can also be a mindset to foster ongoing creativity, effective communication, and even strong boundaries. The last episode is about overcoming fear of rejection – and I'm curious if you'd find any connections here. Subscribe to the newsletter at https://buildwithmaple.com/super-connectors-podcast (more links below) In This Episode: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:34 The Power of 'Yes, And' in Improv03:04 Applying 'Yes, And' to Real Life04:21 Book Recommendations and Personal Insights06:00 A Spontaneous Adventure in Salt Lake City08:00 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsMentioned:Think Again - https://bookshop.org/p/books/think-again-the-power-of-knowing-what-you-don-t-know-adam-grant/15174400?ean=9781984878120Steal the Show – https://bookshop.org/p/books/steal-the-show-from-speeches-to-job-interviews-to-deal-closing-pitches-how-to-guarantee-a-standing-ovation-for-all-the-performances-michael-port/7084954?ean=9780544800847Essentialism – https://bookshop.org/p/books/essentialism-the-disciplined-pursuit-of-less-greg-mckeown/9404336Book Yourself Solid – https://bookshop.org/p/books/book-yourself-solid-the-fastest-easiest-and-most-reliable-system-for-getting-more-clients-than-you-can-handle-even-if-you-hate-marketing-michael-port/12579873?ean=9781119431220View tools and other recommendations at https://buildwithmaple.com/tool-box Thank you for being here and for being a Super Connector!

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