Arina Isaacson is a professor at UC Berkeley/Haas School of Business, a consultant and executive coach specializing in Presence, Presentation and Storytelling. For the past 25 years she has consulted internationally with senior and emerging leaders across the globe.
Arina is an internationally recognized director; improvisational actress; theatrical clown, master puppeteer, visual artist and storyteller in the New Vaudeville and avant-garde theater movements of both the United States and Europe. She founded and was the longtime director of the San Francisco School of Improvisation and Clown Theater. She is a painter, a vision board collage artist, sculptor and creativity coach. She consults with and coaches individuals and organizations to develop their most natural and renewable resource – The Human Spirit! To learn more, visit www.arinainc.com or www.arinaart.com
In this episode:
In this episode:
04:08 – Arina shares her journey on how she started
12:25 – She discussed the top misconceptions in transitioning from one business to another.
20:21 – The three ways to tell stories that will inspire people.
24:17 – She shares the steps she took on how she become an entrepreneur.
30:35 – Arina talks about her program and where they can learn more about it.
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