Accountants: you are

creative*

How knowing your own creativity increases
your marketing confidence and results

*You’re creative as a person, not with the numbers!

This book is about helping you know you’re an accountant who is also a creative person: and recognising the power this gives you to stand out as the best of yourself in a world which is beginning to ask the question “real, or not real?”

Accountants you are creative page - Karen Reyburn

Accountants:

You are creative

The book for accountants
who want to:

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See marketing as enjoyable, not just a business duty
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Stand out as the best version of yourself
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Have better and longer-lasting relationships with clients
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Attract team members who think experimentally, not rigidly
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Impact the world, and your world, in a way that matters
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Get a practical roadmap to doing creativity

Creativity isn’t about art. It’s about problem solving, and curiosity, and persistence. When you recognise you aren’t a boring accountant, but a creative human, it will change the approach you take to marketing and will ultimately change the results you get.

IF THAT SOUNDS LIKE HARD WORK, IT IS:

This book is your guide to apply it in a way which works for you

You’ll discover:

Accountants you are creative page - Karen Reyburn

CREATIVITY DOES
NOT EQUAL ART

CREATIVITY NEEDS
COMMUNITY

WHAT TO DO WHEN
YOU’RE STUCK

THE POWER OF
MARKETING THERAPY

THE PERMISSION TO
RESET AND RESTART

HOW TO JUST KEEP GOING

WHAT IS CREATIVITY, ANYWAY?

HOW TO OWN YOUR IDENTITY AS
A CREATIVE PERSON

APPLYING SERVICE
DESIGN IN YOUR FIRM

CREATIVITY IN
MARKETING CAMPAIGNS

WHY YOU RESIST IT

HOW TO DEAL WITH FAILURE

Read this book to:

  • Understand what creativity is (hint: it’s not art!)
  • Learn about applying service design in your firm
  • Avoid the pitfalls of boring marketing and generic campaigns
  • Appreciate the lessons of failure
  • Know what to do when you’re stuck
  • Get permission to reset and restart
  • Be reminded of the results of persistence
Karen drawing on a tablet outside

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ON THE GRAM

Woke up naturally at 7am and there was some colour across the sky, so I took a little drive to enjoy the sunrise. 

I’d had great plans to go for a long drive on Saturday, but my body decided it was worn out, and the weather decided it was too. After a week of sunshine and snow and sharp edges, everything went grey and rather dreary. So I decided to take the hint and do nothing. 

Only to be rewarded with this today. So much quiet. 

Happy Sunday. ❤️☀️✨
January isn’t my month for resolutions. It’s going to be February.

I’ve done the resolutions thing. Bought notebooks. Made lists. 

But January is smack-dab in the middle of a deep cold winter. Nature itself is still hibernating, still thinking. There are no buds on the trees. The ground is cold and frozen, like rock. There’s snow and ice, and frost every morning on my windows.

It’s a time for being cosy and wrapping up. For long walks in the cold, and coming inside to drink hot mulled things and wrap up by the fire.

And, if you have headspace, starting to reflect on the last year and consider the one coming ahead.

January is for reflection.

After the reflecting can come the resolving.

I’m a fan of resolving things when it’s time to resolve them. The time of year doesn’t matter if your previous thinking on the matter leads you to a decision. Make the decision. Resolve the thing.

But I’m also a fan of rhythms, and patterns. I believe most January resolutions are a reflection of things which have been considered for some time. They’ve been hovering in the background for months. You’ve been thinking about it and now the new fresh new year is a time to take action.

So if you haven’t had that time to reflect, you still need it. I definitely do. Last autumn was one of the toughest, most exhausting times of my life in many areas. I adjusted my business, my living space, my location, my mindset. Implementing them took more energy and time and brain space than I expected.

So I’ve decided January is my month for reflection. I’ll let things simmer. Review, read back. Consider. Ask for help. Have conversations with fellow agency owners. Stir up energy and excitement again.

By February I’ll be in a place for resolutions. My birthday is in early Feb, which is also a perfect time for new starts.

So the Gregorian new year may start in January, but my own personal new year starts in Feb.

How about you? When is a good new year for you?

#creativeheadspace #motivation #resolutions #newyear #newyearnewme #reflections #january
Just wanted to let you know I recorded a super great video to introduce my talk at the upcoming @engager.app Labs event 😆😆

Actual video without grimaces or despair coming soon 

But honestly we all like the bloopers best right???

Tell me if you’re coming - would be great to see you there!

#marketing #agency #accountants #engagerlabs #event
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