Sometimes you're too close to see it
Sometimes you're too close to see it
Sometimes you're too close to see it.


Wake your inner iconoclast
Wake your inner iconoclast
Wake your inner iconoclast
If you want to stand out—as a leader, a professional, a person—there’s only one way to do it: access your own creative genius to fuel your standout ideas.
Time to wake your inner iconoclast. (Or, your inner welder, or mama bear, or murder hornet. Whatever works for you.)
Why? Because you can’t have a breakthrough without it. Does it feel risky? Sure. And yet it’s the only way to make the work that will matter most.
You don’t have to be a magician or a genius (though you’re likely a bit of both). You have to decide that you want to do more, be more, or offer more, than you thought possible.
You don’t need to be “inspired.” You simply need to begin.

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Ilise Benun | Programming Partner for HOW Design Live, author and national speaker

"Terri Trespicio delivers! I have invited Terri to speak at almost every event I have been involved in because I can always count on her to wow the audience with compelling, entertaining and actionable content."
Ilise Benun | Programming Partner for HOW Design Live, author and national speaker
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