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LORI H. SCHWARTZ is a true technology catalyst (‘Tech Cat’). As a leading advisor in marketing and tech innovation, Lori collaborates with top creative and strategic executives of multiple brands, tech and content companies to ensure their understanding of new business models. She is frequently curating large trade show plenaries and hosting events. Her company's trends briefings, curation and tours products have become well known globally through their work @CES, @NAB, @NATPE and @InfinityFestival to name a few. 

Los Angeles-based, Lori is a CNN Technology Contributor and a frequent speaker at major industry events as well as for private companies helping to facilitate conversations around technology innovation. She sits on the Board of Governors for the Television Academy’s Interactive Media Peer Group, driving thought leadership for the future of television. 

Websites:

www.techcat.tv 

www.story-tech.com 

Socials: @techcatgirl @storytech

On this week’s “From the Tap” KBB podcast, we spoke to Ariana Lovato, owner of California-based Honeycomb Home Design, about what it’s like to be pregnant and run your own business at the same time. This is a topic the designer feels should be shared more in our industry.

Believe it or not when a business or a company lack innovation they begin to die.

Understanding how to bring consistent innovative and creative values into your business will
make you stand out and thrive in life and business.

In this Episode, Nse Ekpewoh, a Lawyer and Entrepreneur, who owns chains of businesses including Maurblaq Events, a leading company in luxury event planning and Floral designs. 
She will be sharing with us her experience, and the importance of value proposition and innovation. And also how you can turn your ideas into a profitable business. 

Nse Ekpewoh; 

Instagram; @maurblaqevents
                         @nseekpewoh

So please sit down, relax and listen!

Do you believe you are not creative?  

How does creativity link confidence?  

How can we build more creativity into our problems, clutter, and decision making?  

Join me today as we discuss creativity in various ways to help up access more resourceful responses.

What we will discover: 

Our response to pain either creates more panic or neutralizes safety. 

We are exploring the cycles of panic with the stock market, coronavirus, and global systems and how people, as well as the stock market, organize intelligence and data to establish a bottom.  

What a bottom in the stock market looks like, and how it parallels  to our bottoms.  

In a time of uncertainty, we tend to either overreach into aggressive responses or disconnect by putting our heads in the sand.   

 Let's investigate how we can shift our responses to produce better experiences even in the face of collapse, crisis, or distress.  

To join our next Untangle & Thrive event, visit us here:  www.untangleandthrive.com 

In this episode, we're diving deep into triggers. W

Why we avoid, deny, and fight our triggers and what we can do about it. 

We'll talk about lessons from Kobe Bryant's air balls in 1997. 

Kobe's response to this humiliating, embarrassing trigger allowed him to locate the weak spot to transform into success. 

Often, we avoid our triggers because they are confusing, overwhelming, and uncomfortable. This has many of us pull away, isolate, or pick up the energy-draining fights. 

In this episode, we will learn to look at our triggers with new eyes to see them differently. 

As we get connect with our triggers, they no longer own us. 

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