Connect, Create, & Collaborate: How to Find your Business "Why" & Spark [w/ Katie Currens Former Disney Cast Member]
Bippity Boppity Business: A podcast for Disney Enthusiasts and Business Professionals.Show Notes
The core of every Disney best practice is a service first mindset. Cast members are trained to think questions like, "How can I serve this project? How can I serve my customer? How can I serve my team?"It all comes from the mission and "why" statement the Disney company lives and breathes by: "creating happiness for people of all ages everywhere,"Join us on this episode of Bippity Boppity Business as we speak to Katie Currens of One Spark Solutions about: ✨Her past experience as a Disney Cast Member ✨ Her magical three-pillar business theory: connect, create, and celebrate 🥳 ✨ How to explore and find professional purpose, in ourselves and in business 👩🏻💼 It just might spark ⚡️ some new ideas 💡 you can implement in your work today!"One little spark of inspiration is at the heart of all creation." 🐉 - Figment Do you wish to connect with our special guest?Connect with Katie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiecurrens/ Visit Katie's website: http://onesparksolutions.com/ Email her: [email protected] Tune in to every conversation about making magic in business on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google! Leave a rating and review so we can keep making magic! Listening on a desktop & can’t see the links? Just search for Bippity Boppity Business in your favorite podcast player. Connect with our host Rita Richa :www.linkedin.com/in/ritaricha
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