🟡 How WATA Transforms ADHD with Creativity, Nature, and Nonlinear Thinking
Musical artist and entrepreneur Wata shares lessons learned from building successful partnerships with Calm and Coachella, strategies for managing ADHD as a business owner, and how moving to nature in Mexico transformed her creativity and focus through purpose, environment, and nonlinear thinking.
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Show Notes
Wata shares how she transformed her ADHD through creativity, moving to nature in Mexico, and thinking in a nonlinear way. As a musical artist and co-founder of Lazuli Collective, Wata discusses building successful partnerships with Calm and Coachella, creating systems to manage ADHD as a business owner, and harnessing novelty and rewards to complete tasks. Wata also explores personal growth through leadership skills, accepting limitations, and prioritizing their unique creative path. Listen to learn strategies for managing ADHD through purpose, environment, and connecting ideas in new ways.
🔗 LINKS:
https://www.billboard.com/business/business-news/lazuli-collective-talks-mindfulness-1235068752/
Timestamps
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:15 Career Development
00:04:27 Quarter Life Crisis
00:06:03 Music Industry Partnerships
00:10:21 Pitching Calm
00:11:13 Forming Lazuli Collective
00:13:05 Coachella Experience
00:15:46 Daily Routine
00:18:34 Preparing for Meetings
00:21:29 Running a Business with ADHD
00:25:43 Taking Ownership
00:32:49 Personal Growth
00:42:08 Moving to Mexico
00:43:38 Creativity in LA vs Mexico
00:45:00 Prioritizing Projects
00:49:10 Connecting People
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