Kyle Scheele

Creativity is just problem solving.

Every idea is the solution to some problem.

And sometimes that problem is, hey, I want something interesting and pretty to hang on the wall.

Sometimes it's my business is about to collapse.

Either way, you got to figure out like an idea that will solve that problem.

And when you reframe creativity as problem solving, then people go, oh, okay, I can do that.

When we put creativity on this pedestal and act like it's this mythical, magical thing, then people go, well, I can't do that because I've never done magic before.

I can't do that.

That feels outside of my skill set.

But if I say, hey, can you take two things and combine them into a new thing that solves a problem?

You're like, oh yeah, I can probably do that.

Welcome to the Dwayne Kerrigan Podcast, and I'm your host, Dwayne Kerrigan.

With 35 years in business and close to 30 ventures across 12 industries, I've seen a lot.

Amid the celebrity allure of entrepreneurship, many exceptional entrepreneurs remain shadowed.

Here, I team up with these hidden talents to unveil their challenges and successes.

Dive in with me to unearth entrepreneurial gems, learn from our experiences and get educated.

Hey everyone, just a quick heads up before we dive in.

Kyle shares some real world experiences here in this episode, including a moment from his childhood where he experienced suicidal thoughts.

He's open about it.

And I think it's one of the most honest things that you're going to hear on the show.