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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 24 MIN

E22 | Why Creativity Is a Leadership Strategy for Business with Katie K. May

from POTH | Psychology of The Heart Podcast · host Aziza Ransome, PsyM

Creativity isn't just "for fun" or branding. Creativity can be a core business strategy—especially in healing-centered work. I sat down with Katie K. May, licensed therapist, author, and founder of Creative Healing, to explore how creativity supports sustainable leadership, why knowing yourself changes how you build systems, and what it looks like to hold space for others without abandoning yourself in the process. 🎙️ Katie K. May: Group Practice Building | All of Katie K. May's Brands & Projects | IG: @KatieKMay & @Creative_Healing 📰 Free Guide: grounding when you're pulled in all directions. 💬 IG: @psychologyoftheheart | LinkedIn: @psychologyoftheheart | FB: @psychologyoftheheart  

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Creativity is not extra. It is strategy. In this episode, Aziza Ransome and Katie K. May explore creative leadership, healing-centered business culture, and what it really means to lead with heart in wellness work.

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