The Creative Solutions Podcast

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How can we use creativity to come up with the critical solutions we need in the world? Whether you’re trying to start your first novel, draw a picture, or solve the climate crisis, you need to approach the problem creatively. You have to think outside the norm, come up with ideas, and then act on them to solve the big problems we’re facing. In addition to practical guidance on how to access and use your creative brain, speaker, author, and artist, Izolda Trakhtenberg, brings you interviews with peak performing innovators in the creative, social impact, and vegan spaces so that you can learn how to supercharge your ingenuity. You deserve to build the purposeful work and life you want, and this show will help you get there. Izolda is a creative. She’s a singer, writer, and intuitive life coach. Yet, she also brings a NASA Master Trainer’s skill set and strategies as she explores creations and innovations of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Discover the methods to start and grow your creative practice so you can sharpen your ingenuity and innovative problem-solving abilities. Learn techniques that boost your communication skills so you can collaborate and forge meaningful partnerships with friends, coworkers, and family. Get the roadmap to begin a lifelong mindfulness practice so that you can be more peaceful, compassionate, and joyful. Last, unleash your unique creative genius so that you can be wild and original in your work and life. Hit subscribe and get ready to change your world. World-changing Creatives and Ethical Innovators Share Their Secrets Interviews with Peak Performers in the Creative, Social Impact, environmental, conservation, and Vegan Space. In this show, get the wisdom of peak-performing ethical innovators. On Mondays, I interview innovative peak performers in the creative, social impact, and Earth conservation spaces. We explore how they innovate, solve problems creatively, and pursue their visions for a better world. Guests have included bestselling authors, artists, marketing and pr pros, leadership experts, tech CEOs, technology futurists, professional speakers, communication coaches, public speakers, award-winning broadway producers, musicians, lyricists, standup comedians, actors, performers, singers, writers, conservationists, non-profit executive directors, and many others. Tuesday through Friday listen to shorter episodes on the components of innovation: creativity/curiosity, compassion, collaboration, and mindfulness. These shorter episodes explore personal development and professional development as well as self-improvement, mindfulness, meditation, a creative mindset, developing your ingenuity, and methods for time and stress management. Creativity, Curiosity, Compassion, and Collaboration Can Change The World If we live and work by these principles, we can relieve crushing stress, avert ecological disaster, and truly belong with the rest of the living beings on our planet. The show’s ultimate goal is to help people discover their unique creative genius and ingenuity, provide guidance on how to become ethical innovators, and usher in the era of creative thinkers and doers.

Episodes

Friday Mar 10, 2023

How the Words We Use Change Our Brains and Potentially Everything Else

Friday Mar 10, 2023

How do you refer to the food you eat?

A Vegan Life Solution Episode

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In this episode, I explore the language we use toward other beings and ourselves and how it affects how we live and what we eat.

We all grew up hearing slogans like, "where's the beef?" and "got milk?" But what do they really mean? What are they talking about? Beef refers to a dead cow. Milk, in the case of the commercials, refers to a cow's mammary secretions.

I grew up hearing the slogans and words, and I used them too. That created a barrier between me and what I was eating and drinking. It's easier to think of beef as food than it is to think of dead cows as food. How we refer to what we put in and on our bodies matters. Our brains take the information in and either agree with it or turn away from it. The extra bit of distance between our brains and a dead cow or pig makes it a lot easier for many of us to keep eating dead animals.

Idiomatic expressions also play a role here. I detail a few of the ones I've modified to make them cruelty-free.

Think about, "There's more than one way to skin a cat." When you stop and analyze it, it's disgusting and horribly cruel. But what if you can come up with a different saying that means the same but isn't inherently cruel? I came up with, "There's more than one way to bake a cake," (or pie). What other sayings can we change to make them less violent and cruel? I detail a few in the episode. Feel free to adopt them and use them to your heart's content.

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