Context & Creativity
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Why “Context & Creativity”?
Acknowledging how the past has brought us to our present circumstances.
Context:
Creativity:
Using our current circumstances as tools to achieve our goals.
“I am the step after Brene Brown for individuals & teams to achieve their goals.”
Once a person or team can name their barriers and frustrations, I facilitate solutions to make those goals a reality.”
— Celi Singh, Founder: Context & Creativity
Company Values:
Simplicity:
If it isn’t sustainable, than it isn’t useful.
Curiosity:
Life isn’t about finding the answers, it is about seeing what is possible.
Light-Heartedness:
Life is meant to be fun, when that is lost so is our opportunity to see what is available to us in the world.
How we work together:
All client work is focused on building the following skills:
1. Embodying awareness of physical and mental experiences in the present moment.
2. Observing how the external environments impact how we interact in the spaces we find ourselves in.
3. Identifying the difference between what we perceive v. reality in the stories we tell ourselves.
4. Discerning why, how and with who we may need to share our knowledge, experience and skills with.
My work focuses on these key skills because whether we are experience internal, external or team misalignment - it is typically because we have forgotten or not built the skills needed the healthfully communicate the capacity we have in the moment.
When individuals are better able to identify with their needs from moment to moment, they are able to make healthier, sustainable choices over the course of their life. When teams can healthfully communicate and work through conflict, they are better able to meet their customer needs.
When we are able to care for ourselves first, we are then able to move in society allowing others the space and time needed to also be themselves, which creates healthier communities, societies and cultures, overall. This is the big picture for why I do what I do - because I believe when the village is healthy, so are the individuals in the village, and so is the world that the village interacts with.
“In any given moment we have two options: to step forward into growth or step back into safety.” — Abraham Maslow