Join Simon Fairbanks to learn how to overcome your creative blocks, borrowing advice from authors, inventors, and entrepreneurs.
You can find the booking form for this free webinar at the bottom of this page.
About the webinar
Blank pages are the worst.
Blank screens too. How do we keep the content coming?
What if we get writer’s block? Analysis paralysis? Creative slowdown?
Webpages, emails, reports, presentation slides, prospectus pages, social media posts...
No matter the format, there is nothing more off-putting than an empty, glowing screen.
In this free webinar, you will discover several methods to help you break through your creative blockages. You will gain tangible, actionable advice that you can start practising today.
By applying these approaches, you will gain new confidence and a fresh perspective when creating your next piece of content.
Because creativity is a skill, not a birthright, and a skill we all have within ourselves. We just need to activate it.
In doing so, you’ll discover that creativity is a joy, not a duty.
Blank pages are the best.
What we’ll cover
A history of creative blocks: it’s history, guises, causes, and symptoms
Advice of tackling creative blocks from authors, inventors, and entrepreneurs
Actionable methods for restarting your creativity, which you can adopt right away.
Who should attend?
Anyone who has ever stared at a page or screen, their fingers hovering, their mind blank, unable to find the spark to create.
Your facilitator
Simon Fairbanks has over 15 years of experience in the education sector. This includes student recruitment, marketing, and events roles at four different universities in the UK: Nottingham, Birmingham, Warwick, and Coventry.
Simon is the Head of Community Engagement at Pickle Jar Communications, a content strategy consultancy for the education sector. He helps schools, colleges, and universities share their stories through digital communications.
Simon is an international speaker. He has spoken at a variety of conferences, including CASE, ContentEd, FindAUniversity, HELOA, HighEdWeb, SU Digital, and Utterly Content. He was Chair of the Newcomers Track at CASE Europe Annual Conference from 2020 to 2023.
As a published author, Simon is particularly interested in storytelling in the education sector. He spends his free time reading, writing, running, and finding new ways to make his children laugh.