David Epstein wrote a book called Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World that wonderfully explains why a person like me, who has a depth and breadth of work experience across multiple disciplines, can be so valuable to the companies that employ them.Epstein challenges the widely held notion that success is best achieved through hyperspecialization. He argues that a person who can draw upon a range of experiences across a variety of disciplines can be equally (if not more) critical for long-term success in a complex world.Having lived professional lives in radio, television, internet marketing, industrial supplies, and software development, I am well-positioned to contribute positively to an organization. Particularly when I combine my natural curiosity, with customer discovery experience, and product-market fit skills, and apply them to the rapidly changing arenas of marketing and business development.“Big innovation most often happens when an outsider who may be far away from the surface of the problem reframes the problem in a way that unlocks the solution.” EpsteinMy optimistic mindset, paired with a hunger for ongoing learning, and a knack for creatively linking information, enables me to generate fresh ideas within an organization. I also assist teams in steering clear of getting stuck in fixed thinking patterns.If you’re reading this and you find yourself curious to know more about me, I can assure you the feeling is mutual. Let’s connect, share, and learn.