2. We are all inherently creative, If we allow it.

My second core belief is that we all have the innate ability to think, act, and produce creatively. Every one of us is innovative. Every human has an inner innovator and the capacity for creativity.

These capacities live within us all—regardless of who we “think” we are, or the everyday identifiers we ascribe to (age, race, gender, position, status, etc.). No external circumstance can deny this.

So, if innovation is human and we all possess creative potential, what’s stopping us from tapping into it to develop meaningful solutions?

The answer lies in the problem: it’s us.
We get in our own way.
Our limitations—mental, emotional, societal—are what come between our ability and our results. Whether we’re stuck, stagnating, or haven’t yet started, sometimes we just need a shift, a nudge, or a push to (re)ignite our creative potential.

3. Stagnation is natural—but not fatal.

And this is the ultimate reason why Centred exists.
Blocks and missteps are a natural part of any growth cycle, internally and externally. But they shouldn’t be the reason inspiring businesses, ideas, or individuals fade into obscurity.

My mission is to foster the individual behind the innovator: Because the individual is the heart of the innovation.

Through workshops, creative engagements, and practices rooted in self-knowledge and archetypal insight, I help people clarify their creative foundation—how they think, create, and express their unique approach to innovation.

I help them build the courage to be authentic, so their best solutions and breakthroughs come naturally, in alignment with who they really are. To me, the individual is at the core of what Centred Ventures is about.

Because engaging the authentic, creative self leads to:

• Creating from the centre which leads to…
  • Innovators who are grounded, leading to,
    • Innovations that are intentional and impactful,
      • And ideas that truly inspire.