Where Creative Problem-Solving and Diversity Meet: Fred’s Perspective

In this episode of Creativity Conversations, we’re featuring the first part in a dynamic exchange between Ellia Harris of The Potential Center and Fred Clay of Clay Leadership & Consulting.

This episode focuses on Clay’s perspective as an African-American and the founder and principal of Clay Leadership and Consulting, whose aim is to support Black, Brown, and Native American professionals in navigating the challenges of today's business landscape.

Today’s discussion explores innovative approaches to problem-solving, highlighting compassion as a powerful tool for fostering creativity.

Fred draws parallels between design thinking and community ecosystems, using vivid analogies such as forests to illustrate disparities within communities.

The conversation also delves into the concept of empathy, discussing how personal experiences of feeling "other" can cultivate deeper empathy.

For more insights from Ellia Harris and Fred Clay, visit their websites: The Potential Center at www.ThePotentialCenter.com and Clay Leadership & Consulting at www.ClayLeadership.com.

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