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Neil Tepper Joins the Self Improvement Blog as One of its Premier Authors
Neil Tepper Joins the Self Improvement Blog as One of its Premier Authors
Neil Tepper, “The Creativity Doctor,” has joined The Self Improvement blog. Based in Hawaii, Tepper will focus on helping readers develop their own creativity, operate at peak performance and live from their true power.
Scottsdale,
AZ,
United States
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22/09/2010
"Neil Tepper, “The Creativity Doctor,” has joined The Self Improvement blog. Based in Hawaii, Tepper will focus on helping readers develop their own creativity, operate at peak performance and live from their true power.
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The Self Improvement Blog is proud to announce that creativity coach and author Neil Tepper has joined the Blog as one of its premier authors. Tepper is a creativity coach, inspirational speaker, author and award-winning photographer. As “The Creativity Doctor,” Tepper helps individuals and organizations to harness their right-brain creativity and put innovative ideas into action. Tepper’s new book, “Prescriptiosn for Living a Creative Life: Simple Remedies for Common Maladies in Our 24/7 World” helps readers solve the everyday challenges we all face in our fast-paced world.
“Creativity is the go-to tool we can all use to be more effective at work and more fulfilled in our personal lives,” said Tepper. “Creativity is in the headlines these days, from IBM's survey of the most valued leadership qualities to Newsweek’s cover story about the ‘creativity crisis’ in America. In my articles for The Self Improvement Blog, I will offer practical solutions to harness the energy of creativity to lead a life of greater power, passion and purpose.”
“I'm pleased to partner with Dr. Irene Conlan and offer readers of The Self Improvement Blog insights into using creativity to achieve their goals and reach their highest potential,” continued Tepper. “As I like to say: creativity, it's not just for artists anymore.”
Tepper has spent his remarkable career bridging the worlds of logical thinking with the free-flowing realm of creativity. He is a former creative executive with The Coca-Cola Company as well as Universal Television, where he helped syndicate series such as “Northern Exposure” and “Coach.” Tepper also served as a communications director for The 1996 Olympic Games, where he helped develop a series of TV specials for NBC and facilitated coverage of The Games by international media.
Today, Tepper is a trusted coach, teacher, speaker and consultant. Based in Honolulu, he advises clients across the country – including corporate executives, entrepreneurs, artists and other high achievers – on how to improve all aspects of their personal and professional lives. For more visit http://www.neiltepper.com
About the Self Improvement Blog
The Self Improvement Blog was created by Irene Conlan in 2005 because almost everyone wants to be better, do better, achieve more. All real change comes within but many don’t know where to find the information or guidance they need to make the changes that bring about the improvement. And many don’t know how to work “within.” The blog feature articles about stress and anger management, happiness, self help in all areas and give positive “how tos” on how to accomplish the desired change. Now read by seen by over 45,000 visitors each month, the Self Improvement Blog is expanding its author base to better serve its audience.
Irene Conlan, founder and editor, has a Master’s degree in Nursing, has taught nursing at two universities, headed up a division in the Arizona State Department of Health Services, has her own hypnotherapy practice and is a proof reader for a national paper on holistic health. She strongly recommends Positive Psychology, and supports everyone’s “pursuit of happiness.”
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Irene Conlan, founder and editor, has a Master’s degree in Nursing, has taught nursing at two universities, headed up a division in the Arizona State Department of Health Services, has her own hypnotherapy practice and is a proof reader for a national paper on holistic health. She strongly recommends Positive Psychology, and supports everyone’s “pursuit of happiness.”
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