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Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes interview Jeffrey Page, VP of Operations at Precise Software, to talk about how to lead a healthy company culture. Continue reading →

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes converse with Aaron Groen about a biblical perspective on marketing, particularly for Christian business owners. Ken Kinard of Accent Interactive Mike Boyes of Credo Consulting Aaron Groen of Ronald Blue Trust

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes conclude the conversation with Ned Bustard about applying the artist perspective to work. Ken Kinard of Accent Interactive Mike Boyes of Credo Consulting Ned Bustard of World’s End Images and Square Halo Books It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God edited by Ned Bustard, sold by the amazing Hearts and Minds Books

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes invite Ned Bustard to help you apply the artist perspective to work in this discussion of It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God. Ken Kinard of Accent Interactive Mike Boyes of Credo Consulting Ned Bustard of World’s End Images and Square Halo Books It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God edited by Ned Bustard, sold by the amazing Hearts and Minds Books

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes explore what’s driving the choice of podcast topics. In this discussion we wanted to explore this idea of aligning what we do at work with what we believe about work. This idea of integrating our faith and work has us on a journey toward a proper view of what work is. So for guidance on this journey, we invited a special guest, Greg Leith, CEO of Convene, to lead the way. Convene: CEO-Peer Advisory Groups Convene at Credo Consulting Ken Kinard, Coach

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes finally respond to James Damore’s missive on Google’s diversity policies from July 2017. Before you jump to any conclusions about what Mike thinks, be sure to listen to the entire episode. I think you’ll find this stimulating and challenging. Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber: How bias clouds our thinking about diversity and inclusion Tim Cook’s comments regarding cultural values to stock holders where Tim tells climate change skeptics to ditch Apple shares If I Can’t Be Divergent I’ll Be Candor by Mike Boyes Ken Kinard  

Ken Kinard and Mike Boyes explore the Warrior role in the creative process, with a nod to Seth Godin, and Pat Benatar. Creative Roles: Explorer, Artist, Judge and Warrior Seth Godin’s Blog  

In this episode we ask if the performance appraisal is dead, or if it should be.

If you have ever collaborated with another creative, you may have played the artist to his or her judge (or visa versa). It’s where the writer meets the editor and hashes out which ideas will proceed to refinement and which will get tossed aside. After pestering Ken about his clothing, Mike prods Ken into talking about the role of Judge in the creative process, and how to play it well in your creative team.  Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson Christoph Neimann, illustrator Abstract: The Art of Design on Netflix Mike Boyes from Credo Consulting Ken Kinard from Accent Interactive Creativity … Continue reading →

Ken Kinard and Michael Boyes talk with Dr. Chip Roper on how collaboration is working in New York City, and what we can do with our infatuation to collaborate. Credo Consulting Ken Kinard, Coach Creativity Workshops at Creativity Labs Chip Roper at Voca Center

Ken Kinard and Michael Boyes talk about fear in the workplace, and how not to let it get you stuck. Ten Signs You Work in a Fear-Based Workplace by Liz Ryan for Bloomberg Businessweek Credo Consulting Ken Kinard, Coach Creativity Workshops at Creativity Labs

Jony Ive, Chief Design Officer at Apple, joins Ken Kinard and Michael Boyes by way of a commercial for the book Designed by Apple in California. What does Jony teach us about the “Artist” role in the creative process? “Designed by Apple in California” Chronicles 20 Years of Apple Design (video) Designed by Apple in California (book) Ken Kinard of Accent Interactive Michael Boyes of Credo Consulting Creativity Labs