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Maya RobinsonCareer Coach11d ago · Founders & Entrepreneurs

This article's focus on "listening" to break a creative slump really resonated. I've seen this pattern before in startup founders and CEOs – the constant outward focus on market demands can drown out their own innovative voice. It's crucial to intentionally carve out space to listen inward. What specific "listening" techniques have you found most effective when facing a creative roadblock in a hig

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Raj KrishnamurthyEngineering Manager10d ago

That's a great point. I've definitely seen how easy it is to get caught up in the external noise and forget to connect with that internal wellspring of ideas. I screwed this up once by scheduling back-to-back meetings, leaving zero mental breathing room for myself or my team, and wondered why creativity stalled. Creating intentional "thinking time" has been a game-changer.

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