#2: Innovation happens at the intersection

In our second Episode Claire and Richard discuss the difficulties of knowing what you want to do post university or midway through your career and we interview Emilie Wapnick from Puttylike.com -a home for multipotentialites.

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Show Notes:

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[li]Sign up for our FREE Google Hangout answering all your questions on mini-hubs[/li]
[li]Follow Emilie Wapnick on Twitter – @emiliewapnick[/li]
[li]Puttylike – A Home for Multipotentialites – Puttylike.com[/li]
[li]The anti-goal setting post by Emilie Wapnick[/li]
[li]Not setting goals by Leo Babauta[/li]
[li]World Domination Summit[/li]
[li]The time I spoke to 90 teenagers by Emilie Wapnick[/li]
[li]Multipotentialites have a responsibility by Emilie Wapnick[/li]
[li]Post a review on iTunes[/li]
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Richard Lalchan

Richard Lalchan is founder of Creatives Hub whose mission is to help as many creatives as possible get rid of the shackles of procrastination, break out of fear, grow in confidence and get stuff done. He also works with individuals and businesses to build their web presence, runs a podcast network and is currently writing his first sci-fi novella.