Kyle Dargan Turn Insecurity into Growth
April Friendly April Friendly
April Friendly Question and Answer
Kenny Eng Kenny Eng talk Insecure - Creative Mornings SG
Gretchen Campbell Addressing Your Inner Insecurities
Mulheres na criação Coletivo: diversidade = criatividade
JAYRO BUSTAMANTE JAYRO BUSTAMANTE
Ariel Gibbs and Joshua Williams Creativity As a Movement for Change
Karlijn Moll Insecure and what K-Drama van taught me.
Guille y Alvaro Salir del Closet con estos dos manes
Lorenzo Balbi La ripartenza dei musei
Adriana Convers Adriana Conver - Fat Pandora
Amelia Eloisa La voz dentro de mi cabeza, inseguridad, feminidad y creatividad
Tobi Ewing Tobi Ewing
Lianne Parry Roller Derby - Daring To Do Sports Differently
Sibby Spencer Insecure done #CMDerby style
Sally Flower Your Home Sanctuary
ELIZABETH MARTÍNEZ ELIZABETH MARTÍNEZ
Dr. Szászi Barnabás A szűkösség hatása döntéseinkre: mi történik ha valamiből nincs elég?
Vini Bazzo We travel, some of us forever, to seek other places, other lives, other souls.
Zudizilla Somos suficientes
Lauren Kelly Imposter Syndrome
Sinay Medouze Va pa´ ´i, bebe!
Dorothy Rhau N’aie pas peur, OSE !
John Onwuchekwa Insecure
Barbara Rowe Leaning Into Uncertainty
Samuel Valiente y Núria Pujol Q&A | Ser humano en la era digital
Samuel Valiente y Núria Pujol Ser humano en la era digital
Klara Weyerer & Max Schnürer Klara Weyerer & Max Schnürer
Rui Paixão A Insegurança do Circo
Leslie Wingo Humans-First Advocate & Advertising Leader
Fama Diouf on INSECURE
Erin Semine Kökdil Dreaming in Uncertain Times
Audience Takes the Stage Overcoming insecurity in its many forms
Arshak Sarkissian A painter, sculptor and designer
Starla Garcia "Insecure" 06.19.2020
ANGI WEST Always a little INSECURE
A Panel Conversation: Insecurity, creativity and inclusion
Silvana Bahia Insegurança
Sebastian Kühn Sebastian Kühn
Fran Bittakis Radical creative
Joni Whitworth Onry & Joni Renee Whitworth
Nishat Akhtar & Tahirah Edwards-Byfield Insecurity
Marion Müller Das Universum lauert überall.
James Meinert Insecurity and Identity
Saadi ALKOUATLI "Fear is the Best Teacher"
Marta Spirk Only You Can Become and Expert on You
Lauryn Hutchinson Passionately Secure
Orlin Todorov Несигурността в психоанализата
Krista Rice Insecure? Nah, Just Black
Jose Alvarez Insecure
Lucy Mc Kenna FullAeon
Ziad Gadou Insecure
Daniella Mancini Reframing narratives
Aleksandra Zhernova Insecure
Julia Deckman Insecurities and Art
Hannah Ibañez Challenge the Status Quo
Ashley Smith Insecure Q&A
Jorsh Peña La inseguridad como sinónimo de desafío creativo
Stephanie Tan, Nicole Römer and Sadie DeMaioribus Audience Takes The Stage (8th Birthday Edition)
Sarah Rice on Insecure
Panel Discussion Protests and Photography
Ashley Smith Insecure is an adjective.
Keltie Maguire Keltie Maguire on Insecure - CreativeMornings Munich
Maria Niculescu-Aron A NEW SIDE OF ROMANIA
Katrin Niesen Thema: Unsicher
Lyonzo Vargas Lyonzo Vargas - Insecure
Jasper James Jasper James
Community Takes The Stage Community Takes The Stage
Irène Mathieu, MD pediatrician. poet.
Siaara Freeman Insecurity & Confidence Battling For The Same Body
Nikki McGruder Insecure
Marta Colombo Living in Hong Kong: How To Bring Purpose To These Challenging Days…
Leticia Beckers “Brazil is bigger than Europe, wilder than Africa and weirder than Baffin Land” Is it?
CMO Volunteer Team A Time for Difficult Conversations
Kevin Carroll The Two Wolves: Which One Will You Feed ?!
Mark Magellan 7 Lessons Insecurity Teaches Us About Creativity
Só o fato da gente buscar mulheres sempre ideais, perfeitas, sem celulite, bunda na nuca... quando é preta está naquele padrão globeleza... é um reforço pras nossas inseguranças, né? Ou quando colocam aquela mulher que faz tudo, que aguenta três, quatro jornadas e colocam ela como heroína ou quando descrevem a própria maternidade como algo romantizado e leva a gente para aquele quadro de maternidade compulsória que a gente ainda tem hoje... ninguém se pergunta o que uma mulher infértil sente, o que uma mulher que não quer ser mãe sente com esses comerciais que romantizam tanto o papel da mulher como mãe. Então, acho que a gente ainda põe a mulher em papéis muito culturalmente determinados e nesse sentido ainda falta um caminho para percorrer para nos tirar desses papéis estereotipados.
É uma conversa que precisa acontecer: a estética refletindo a ética, né? A gente faz e depois a gente conta. Hoje, a gente primeiro conta e isso ajuda a impulsionar mudanças lá dentro, então tá ok. É um caminho da mudança, que é possível agora, mas não é o caminho ideal. Acho que a gente tem que primeiro ir entendendo, agindo e depois contando pro mundo.
A gente vê uma crise de criatividade na indústria, que já vem de muitos anos, não é de agora. Mas essa recusa a encarar a criatividade nestes territórios leva a esse declínio e essa crise real
Por que a gente vai pra esse lugar do medo, a gente abandona todo o potencial criativo que esse caminho propõe, que é imenso e inexplorado.
A representação tem um valor imenso. Primeiro por que ela é a primeira entrada para a discussão, então quando nós colocamos uma pessoa negra, uma pessoa trans, uma pessoa com deficiência num lugar onde não estamos acostumadas a vê-las, isso em si, já é um revolução, mas essa revolução não pode parar. A gente tem que partir disso e não terminar nisso.
Não adianta botar só na campanha. Então a gente tem um trabalho que ele passa de um lugar de representação da mulher para um lugar de ação sobre o problema. De uma representação estética sobre a mulher, para uma representação ética sobre o problema.
Right now I would say that we're very insecure about what's going on in our nation.
See your beauty without a compliment, without a mirror.
Nem sempre empreender é algo que acontece organicamente. Muitas vezes é por uma questão de necessidade. Mas em 2017, me encorajei e me senti segura!
Minha insegurança não era uma coisa infundada.
Onde estão as mulheres negras na tecnologia?
A capacidade de sonhar que me fez chegar em lugares que eu nem imaginava chegar
"Como é difícil sentar nessa cadeira e assumir este lugar"
Cadê as mulheres negras na tecnologia?
Cadê as mulheres negras na tecnologia?
Start giving yourself what you want from others.
My attitude is my choice, so why not focus on the best of me instead of the worst of me?
Being empowered, to me, is taking responsibility for everything in my life: the good and the bad.
People’s opinions of you and your work will not determine who you are.
I have worth regardless of my actions; I am what I am.
We have to actively, every single day, make a decision and a commitment to choosing ourselves over the crippling fragility of insecurity.
When you define your purpose, when you define your identity, that's when you've truly harnessed your power. That's when you truly are a changemaker.
Insecurity is an adjective. It's not a mandate. It's not foundational. It's not core.
When we're dealing with the insecurities, and the consequences of our external insecurities...be aware, be vigilant, be firm and stand in who you are.
What are you insecure about? Write it down. Speak it aloud. Let it lose the power that it holds when it's inside.
Insecurity has no place in your life. Insecurity has no place in your work. It has no place in your calling. You must remove it to make room for your destiny, for your purpose, for your path.
As we've progressed, there have been many things along the way that have wanted us to 'stay put,' to stay silent. But we have continued to speak up.
It would be very easy for me to walk away from this work feeling like a failure, because we've been self-funded, we don't have a lot of money...but in spite of, we have been able to honor and lift up black farmers and culinary artists.
When you're stuck in insecurity, you can't really see your way out of it. Because you're so deeply entrenched in the self doubt, the fear, the pity, the strain, the force— the exposure to vulnerability.
At the end of the day, you're continuing to agree with something that is optional. Insecurity is defined as an adjective, it is an additive, it is an addition, it is a layer—it is not the core.
We must look insecurity dead in the eye and remove the power.
These temporary feelings, these falsehoods, these fallacies should not be able to corrupt, break down or alter my foundation.
These micro insults, these micro aggressions are like echo chambers. The echo to the depths of your soul.
Insecurity is a dual opponent. It's crafty. It's deceitful. It keeps you on your toes.
This concept of insecurity, oftentimes, leaves us with the residue of things not mandated to be in alignment with out ultimate purpose, path and vision. These temporary feelings, voices and emotions perpetuate crippling falsehoods that rob us of our core identity.
Insecurities are layers—of external pressures meeting with those internal pressures and colliding.
Take away the lies of insecurity and what do you have at your core of who you are?
Being insecure does not make you any less confident.
There are people who, despite their experiences and intelligence and kind-heartedness, they sincerely are lost right now in this time. They do not know; they did not realize. A little bit of patience to get everyone up to speed is necessary, even on the part of those with… I’ve heard people say, ‘It’s not up to black people to help others get up to speed.’ It might not be, but I’m going to try that anyway because it’s necessary. - Steve Gordon
There are no easy answers right now. No easy answers to the pandemic, no easy answers to the massive amount of lost jobs or to ending centuries or racist systems, but as Creative Mornings Omaha’s “mom,” if you will, I challenge there are easy answers to showing kindness, compassion and empathy. Creatives seem uniquely built for that. - Kim Sellmeyer
It’s important that we remember, as a community, that we’re still going home. We’re still headed to that better place where we all accept each other, where we all value each other, where we don’t have to be afraid of the things that make us different. And while we might not have that reality today, in the form that we want it, that doesn’t mean we can stop hoping. Herbie Thompson
Keeping silent just to save face does absolutely nothing!
Without intention, the magic of life will not find you.