H! FIVE — Ideas are Visitors

hyperactive imagination

If you imagine ideas as visitors knocking at your door, it's not too hard to also imagine that same idea might be knocking at thousands, millions of doors at the same time...
How do you know which ideas are for you and which are for someone else?
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About the host
Anita Stubenrauch is an ex-Apple creative veteran who worked her way from retail store employee to executive speechwriter over a 13-year career, designing presentations given to Steve Jobs, authoring Apple’s Credo, and speechwriting for Angela Ahrendts along the way.
In 2018, Anita left Apple to reconnect with meaning and purpose and joy, and found herself called to help others do the same. Today she’s running a brand-vision writing agency that helps purpose-driven leaders and organizations rally hearts and minds around what fuels their soul—Cause:Effect Creative. She’s also building The Land of Make+Believe, a fourteen-acre event and retreat space for audacious ideas and their people. And she's hosting this podcast, Hyperactive Imagination, a high-voltage channel for creativity.
To learn more about what Anita’s up to, and to join her mailing list, visit the Anitaverse.
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Credits

• Show concept, creative direction, branding, and cover art by Anita Stubenrauch
• Producers: Julie Fink, Megan Pintus, Norberto Mentana
• Original Theme Music by Landon Sears (made possible by Songfinch)

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