As creatives you possess one of the rarest business skills there is, and you've had it all along... While visiting the breathtaking mountains of Glencoe on Scotland's west coast and the snowdrop gardens of Cambo on the east, I realised something profound about how we as creative business owners naturally see the world. We have this extraordinary ability to take in enormous scale while simultaneously noticing the tiniest details. And it's this dual vision we discuss in this week's episode as it's what makes the difference between good businesses and exceptional ones.

• [01:28] A trip to Scotland sparks a reflection on what it truly means to see the bigger picture and the tiny detail: why this ability is one of the most valuable things you have as a creative
• [03:59] The mountains of Glencoe and the snowdrops of Cambo: what the contrast between enormous scale and intricate detail reveals about how creatives naturally think
• [06:08] How this dual vision translates directly into business: seeing where you're heading while knowing exactly which details will make the difference for your clients
• [10:48] Why you don't need to become someone different to thrive and why fully embracing who you already are is the real work

"You have this extraordinary ability to see what others miss. To take in enormous scale and feel it. To notice tiny details and appreciate them."

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I'd love to know: Do you naturally see the big picture first, or are you drawn to the details? Drop me a DM on Instagram I love to chat. Many of our conversations form the basis for future episodes.

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