Paul Kidd’s Epiphany: Everything Coming Out of My Mouth Was Wrong

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Paul Kidd’s Epiphany: Everything Coming Out of My Mouth Was Wrong

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Formerly the head of creative at a top US beverage company, Paul Kidd was pushing hard for career growth. And then, a life- and career-changing moment: he decided to be vulnerable and un-cover his so-called 'dark-side traits' for all to see. He gave permission to his team to call him out for being, in his words, "a jerk" - so that he could be a better leader. Since that moment of vulnerability, he and his teams have been energized. “It’s been incredible.” This week, on Inside the Creative Studio:

How leading change is mostly about leading yourself.
Creative teams should pitch work, not just send comps in email.
Why the sky’s the limit for in-house creative teams today.
How vulnerability became his greatest strength.
Why Paul says even if you think you’re not “a jerk,” give yourself permission to truly hear feedback that helps you be an even better version of yourself.