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May 7, 2026 33 min

167. Using Creativity to Transform Workplace Culture, with Nir Bashan

from The Keynote Curators Podcast Hosted by Seth Dechtman - The Keynote Curators

Creativity isn't extra. It's how good teams get unstuck. This week, I'm talking with keynote speaker Nir Bashan about creativity as a business tool, not a personality trait. Because innovation usually doesn't die from lack of talent. It dies from bad language, stale thinking, and teams that stop looking for better options. For event pros, leaders, and teams: if you care about innovation, communication, and workplace culture, this one has range. 🎙️ Inside this episode: ✅ Creativity solves problems ✅ Better words, better ideas ✅ Language shapes performance ✅ Turn problems into games ✅ Everyone has creative potential ✅ Storytelling gives work meaning ✅ Why work friendships get tricky ✅ Reading fuels better thinking 📞 If your audience needs a message on creativity, innovation, and how to build a more solution-focused culture, Nir delivers. Schedule a time here and let's talk. 🎤 Explore Nir Bashan's keynote speaker profile on our website. 📩 Or send your audience + event theme and I'll tell you if he's the right fit: [email protected] #creativity #innovation #positivelanguage #workplaceculture #mindset #communication #eventprofs #keynotespeakers #deliveringimpact

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