Creativity and Entrepreneurial Thinking
Can Shape Your Future
We are experiencing a quiet revolution at work. The traditional concept of “team players” is being replaced by a more dynamic approach: co-creators who expect their ideas and talents to will be utilized.
Technology and AI are changing the rules faster than ever, but the skills that matter most have not changed—they have simply evolved.
Creativity is how we express ourselves, and entrepreneurial thinking ensures it shows up where it counts. Together, they form the new foundation for relevance, engagement, and growth.
“You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have." Maya Angelou
Ensure Talent Thrives
Fostering creativity and entrepreneurial thinking keeps your people engaged and inspired.
Beyond Traditional Retention
If you’re not evolving, your people will. Adaptation isn’t optional—it’s essential for survival.
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The Rise of the Co-Creators
Today’s workforce doesn’t just want to contribute—they want to co-create.n text and edit me. It's easy.
You're playing a different game now
Dominik’s keynotes and workshops help organizations tap into their people’s creativity and entrepreneurial thinking.
Keynote on entrepreneurial thinking
The Art of
Entrepreneurial
Thinking
​The power of personal agency.
Workshop on entrepreneurship
Donkeys Don’t Play Hockey
Essential truths for first-time entrepreneurs.
Workshop on creating connections
A Wondrous Tale
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Where stories spark connections.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Michelle Zorzella
Love Dominik’s straight forward style. He has an amazing ability to simplify so much knowledge that’s taken years to learn in a few sentences.
Serina Zheng, Venture for Canada
Dominik delivered an Entrepreneurial Thinking Workshop with our Ontario Fellowship Cohort. The Fellows exclaimed that it was one of the best training sessions they've attending throughout their Fellowship.
Deborah Gallant
Thank you Dominik – you say a lot in a short time.
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Creativity and entrepreneurial thinking: two sides of the same coin
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Creativity isn’t about waiting for lightning-bolt inspiration or chasing one “big idea.” The myth that creativity only counts when it produces something original or groundbreaking keeps people from exploring smaller, everyday projects that can build skills, confidence, and growth.
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Entrepreneurial thinking isn’t limited to entrepreneurs; it’s for anyone who wants to shape their future.
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Creativity and entrepreneurial thinking are two sides of the same coin—one gives voice, while the other provides motion.
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Creativity is the expression of what stirs within us: a spark, a curiosity, a personal truth that demands to be shaped into something tangible. It doesn’t have to result in a groundbreaking invention or a dazzlingly original concept.
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Entrepreneurial thinking bridges expression and impact. It is not limited to starting a business; one can be intrapreneurial at work or in life. It involves recognizing and acting on opportunities. It poses the question: What can I do with what I have, right here, right now? Entrepreneurial thinking provides legs to creativity, moving it from the personal realm into action.
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Creativity without entrepreneurial thinking risks being locked away—self-contained but unseen. Conversely, entrepreneurial thinking without creativity becomes mechanical, resulting in activity devoid of originality or meaning.
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