Compose Your World
Why do some people just play notes they are handed while others write new music in the world? In his thought-provoking, musically inspired presentation, Kai takes your audience on a metaphorical journey to innovation, centering around the themes below:
1 | Expanding Possibility
To compose is to be the dreamer: to hear possibilities others cannot and think far beyond the constraints of what already exists. Ignite your group to break past the forces that can restrict their view of what’s possible.
2 | Embracing Uncertainty
To compose is to be the Explorer: to take action forward with no predictable road maps or paths to follow behind. Inspire your attendees to overcome the forces which inhibit us from fully stepping into the unknown.
3 | Shaping Vision
To compose is to be a maestro of discernment: to understand that not every creative impulse can fit into our composition. Inspire your attendees to convert their many possibilities into a thoughtful, effective pathway for the future.
4 | Revising Paths
To compose is to notice and let go of past misguided ways of thinking so that we transform our idea into its most refined version. Inspire people to break past the forces which keep us attached to lesser versions of our work.
5 | Building Partnership
To compose is to combine instruments of different shapes + workings in alignment for a common goal. Give your attendees tools for making the most of their resources and collaborating across backgrounds and skillsets.
6 | Utilizing Power
To compose is to hold authority with intention: to provide directions that move the collective towards a shared goal. Inspire your attendees to overcome the inhibitions preventing us from stepping into power when called to do so.
7 | Overcoming Setbacks
To compose is to embark upon a path that we have never played before, forcing us to confront our once hidden imperfections + inadequacies. Empower your people with tools to turn shortcomings into progress + insight.
8 | Impacting Audience
To compose is to be Human-Centered.To use notes + techniques so that we may create a profound effect on the internal state of the audience. Inspire your group to reconnect with the wider human purpose of their work.