Accidental Brilliance - Imagination Training for Professionals and Adults

Accidental Brilliance

Recognizing and Utilizing Synchronicity & Serendipity

with Robyn Lark Wakefield

for men & women

Imagination Training for Adults and Professionals

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A highly experiential and innovative program designed to

re-awaken adults to the intelligence and wonder of the unfiltered imagination

One of the central ingredients of high-performing individuals, teams and organizations is creativity. Being creative means releasing our innate talents and imagination without judgment or restraint. It means being willing to think outside the box and let go of pre-conceived notions about how things are, have been, or ought to be. It is seeing life with a "beginner's mind".

"All the works of man have their origin in creative fantasy.

What right have we then to depreciate imagination?"
-- C. G. Jung

Whether you are a CEO, professional artist, tax consultant or stay at home parent, you've a fundamental drive to express your creativity in effective, meaningful and satisfying ways. We are all born with vast creative abilities, but somewhere along the way they're conditioned out of us. True creative expression is a way of being; how we see and interact with the world. When we engage all our senses in an open and unrestricted manner -- sparks fly, imaginations soar and we become highly receptive to the creative process which, by its very nature, is limitless and transformative.

Using right-brain exercises, experiential discussion, art-play, story-boarding and more, you will discover:

how to become a "High-Creative" thinker
the top five creative energy blocks
how to recognize the intelligence and value of the imagination
the importance of identifying the 'incubation' period
how to more authentically define your life's purpose
that indulging in creative play is essential to successful work
how to un-plug from the past
to give yourself permission to "show up" in the world without apology

"The voyage of discovery is not in seeking

new landscapes but in having new eyes."

-- Marcel Proust