Ben and Jess vividly recount a successful lunchtime run-in with creativity and an improv performance review takes center stage in the FlowJam. The why and how of documenting your creative journey is clearly explained, wrapping up the roadmap to your Most Creative Year Yet.
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Ben Beresh is a designer, filmmaker and co-founder of MossyBrain. Originally from Niagara Falls, ON, he now happily calls Broken Arrow OK home, along with his wife Jessica, four kids and dog Charlie. Ben likes to have a good time, all the time (Enneagram 7), as well as eating all types of sandwiches.
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