
Marty Avery
Chief Catalyst
What If?
What If?
Chief Catalyst
Help people design careers and businesses in which they feel alive.
In the morning, we'd playfully facilitate a group session focusing on designing a path to a new career or a stronger business. Creative game play, provocative questions and enthusiastic support of each person's unique value. In the afternoon, we'd dive deep into discovery with one-on-one sessions uncovering dreams and visions, removing barriers, and using heart to draw us forward. On a really good day, we'd join an idea salon and learn from super smart folks.
Here's the first step for high school students
Learn how to think for yourself while folding in the best of what you've learned from others. Public speaking is invaluable. A good sense of humour collapses barriers and draws people to you--a powerful relationship building skill. Storytelling helps people absorb your message and story writing to distill your truth.
"If people said discouraging things, I didn't hear them. My mom told me not to move all my stuff into the new city until I was sure I wanted to live there. That was good advice."