What does creative genius look like in the first years of a career? In this episode, Heather sits down with Teresa Antropow, her Spanish niece and the daughter of one of her oldest friends, who works in maritime logistics for ADM, a global food and beverage company.

On The Hodges 12, Teresa is an Organizer, Synthesizer, Cultivator, a Trifecta that spans all three domains: Functional, Analytical, and Relational.

Teresa is now in her second year on the job, she is already discovering how those strengths shape the way she solves problems, moves goods across the world, and tends the relationships that make it all work. Together they explore what it means to bring your whole creative self to a career you are only beginning, and why the qualities people noticed in you as a child so often resurface in your work.

Plus, Percy brings a question from a familiar former guest, Matalee Heflin.

If you are early in your own career, or you lead someone who is, this one is for you.

To take The Hodges 12 Types of Creative Genius assessment:

Visit: www.thehodges12.com

Where does creativity live when the problems in front of you cannot wait? In this episode, Heather sits down with a guest who is especially close to her heart: her niece, Matalee Heflin, a graduate of Abilene Christian University's School of Nursing who now serves as an ER nurse at Parkland Hospital in Dallas.

On The Hodges 12, Matalee is a Healer, Communicator, Cultivator, and that Trifecta shows up in one of the most high-pressure environments there is.

Together they explore what it takes to think on your feet, stay calm in the storm, and bring real creativity to moments where lives are on the line. Because creativity is not just for the studio or the stage. Sometimes it saves lives.

Plus, Percy delivers a question from a familiar former guest, Jordan Evans.

If you have ever wondered what creative genius looks like under pressure, this one is for you.

To take The Hodges 12 Types of Creative Genius assessment:

Visit: www.thehodges12.com

In this episode, Heather sits down with Jordan D. Evans, Director of Business Development for PDC Rx, a hospice pharmacy benefits manager in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where the guiding philosophy is simple: it is never business, it's always personal.

On The Hodges 12, Jordan is a Synthesizer, Connector, Organizer, and that trifecta runs through everything he does.

They explore where he pulls ideas that most people in hospice would never think to look, how he senses a genuine fit and makes the introduction, and what creativity looks like in the day to day. Jordan also weighs in on the role AI should, and should never, play in a deeply human industry.

If you've ever underestimated the creative power of connection, this one is for you.

Connect with Jordan D. Evans:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordandouglasevans/

To take The Hodges 12 Types of Creative Genius assessment:

Visit: www.thehodges12.com