Innovation is what distinguishes between a leader and a follower 💡

In the Episode 5 of 6: Innovate To Thrive Podcast, Kelli Leighton tells us about the most successful new role she’s created on her team that helped change their mindset on approaching challenges, finding solutions, and never using the words "but that's how we've always done it".

Is your brand a true representation of where your business is heading, or is it a reflection of just how it's always been done? 

In this podcast episode, our host of the Innovate To Thrive series, Kelli Leighton shares the 3 keys on how to navigate through the innovation process 🚀 and the dangers of listening to alumni and besties during a rebrand.

Whether we like it or not, being open to change is crucial for running a successful business and in this week’s episode of the Transform My Dance Studio podcast, guest host Kelli Leighton is sharing some of her most vulnerable moments in order to inspire you in finding and protecting your vision.

“Innovation is the ability to see change as an opportunity and not as a threat.”

In episode #3 of this limited series “Innovate & Thrive” with Kelli Leighton, you’re invited to join us as we take a deep dive into:

• What it really took for studio owners to constantly pivot and innovate every single day through the pandemic, and the lessons we can take into the future.
• How to keep the innovative mindset that we have each been forced to create, and how to flex and reshape it into a muscle that is an asset to our business.
• What could happen if we allow ourselves to continue breaking out of our established patterns in order to look at things in a new way.

Kelli also shares the unlimited thinking strategies she has used in a way that ensures she is always managing change on her own terms.

“Innovation is change that unlocks new value.”

Is your business truly a reflection of your vision? 

Or is it a collection of other people's opinions and definitions of success? 🤔

In part 2 of her podcast series, Innovate to Thrive, Kelli Leighton is sharing 3 big, scary questions she asked herself, her staff, and her most loyal clients that lead to a decision to rebuild her entire business.