Is creativity the hidden engine behind innovation, engagement, and workplace momentum?br br Most leaders say they want a more energized, excited, and future-focused team, but very few realize that creativity is often the missing ingredient.br br In my conversation with Kate Volman, author of Do What You Love, we unpack how creative outlets, big or small, ignite fresh thinking, elevate performance, and help leaders build cultures people want to be part of.br br In this clip, Kate and I zero in on podcasting as a powerful creative habit that sharpens communication, builds confidence, and expands your professional impact. But the truth is: you do not need a podcast to unlock creativity. You just need a practice that sparks curiosity, originality, and fun.br br If you want a culture that innovates instead of imitates, this conversation will give you a blueprint.br br 🎥 Watch the Full YouTube Interviewbr br br 🎧 Full Podcast Episodebr br br ABOUT THIS VIDEObr br This episode of The Mason Duchatschek Show explores how leaders can use creativity to enhance problem solving, strengthen team culture, and build organizations that thrive in competitive environments. Kate Volman shares insights on journaling, content creation, workplace inspiration, and overcoming the internal barriers that hold leaders back.br br ABOUT THE MASON DUCHATSCHEK SHOWbr br The show is designed for CEOs, business owners, HR executives, and leaders who want actionable insights, not theories. Each episode extracts real world strategies from authors, experts, and innovators shaping the future of work.br br LEARN MORE WITH WORKFORCE ALCHEMYbr br Tools. Training. Certification.br Master employee selection, engagement, retention, and human capital ROI strategies used by organizations that outperform their competitors.