192: Discovering and Developing Your Ordinary Superpowers with Mark Henson
Innovator Mark Henson explains how to discover and activate ordinary superpowers.
You’ll Learn:
1) How to determine whether something is truly a superpower or not
2) The 6 questions to help discover your ordinary superpowers
3) Key steps to activate and enhance your ordinary superpowers
About Mark
Mark Henson is a lifelong entrepreneur and the founder of sparkspace — a unique and exceptional business retreat center in Columbus, Ohio. Mark’s Ordinary superpowers are exploring new ideas and spaces, simplifying things and sharing ideas through writing and speaking. In addition to leading his team at sparkspace, Mark writes books, conducts retreats, speaks at conferences and coaches people who want to get more fully engaged with life and work.
Items Mentioned in this Show:
- Mark’s Website: markhenson.me/
- Mark’s company: Snarkspace
- Mark’s book: Ordinary Superpowers: Unleash the Full Potential of Your Most Natural Talents by Mark Henson
- Freebie: Chapter 4 of Ordinary Superpowers by Mark Henson
- App: Calendly
- Book: How to Live a Good Life by Jonathan Fields
- Podcast episode: Lisa Cummings on podcast episode 65
- Microphone: Heil PR 40
- Microphone: Shure Beta 87A
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