How to Access and Amplify Your Creativity to Open Minds, Connect Hearts and Inspire Action

Feeling the burnout?

Keeping it on the road in creative work is tough. Ask any art director, copywriter, working musician or screenwriter.

If you wanna bring the magic to the office or the studio, you gotta tap into the original thunder that drove you to pen a hundred angsty love songs, paint endless abstract flowers, and/ or shoot so many dubious experimental films.

When we’re genuinely inspired and creatively fulfilled, it’s easy to avoid burnout and give our magic to our work, audiences and clients.

Through insightful monologues, engaging exercises, personal stories, interactive discussions, a guided meditation and written worksheets, Jeff Leisawitz helps to amp up your passion, dial in your focus and crank up your creativity. 

You’ll walk away with:

• a powerful reminder of why you do creative work
• renewable energy for bigger and better creative ideas
• more professional (and personal) creative fulfillment 

You’ll learn how to:

• design a specific space and daily ritual to kick start your creative day
• tap into a playful mindset to access more creativity
• make work less stressful and fun again

This may be the most important workshop of your day. Or decade.

Let’s manufacture some magic. Together.

This workshop is co-facilitated with Tim Jones

In the advertising world, Tim Jones’s work has landed over 200 international awards, and helped two agencies win “Agency of the Year” at Cannes, Clios, The One Show, and the London International Awards. 

Tim has lead creative departments in Europe, South Africa and most recently in the USA, as the Chief Creative Officer of Grey New York.

Diversity, Inclusion and connecting with Underserved Communities

The Factory is all about diversity, inclusion, and connecting with underserved communities.

When you invest in a Magic Factory workshop you’re also funding a complementary workshop to an underserved school, organization or non-profit of your choice. Magic! 

Doing good is the right thing to do.