Get ready to meet The Cultivator of Curiosity! I really love this conversation because in it, Lauren Yee and I tackle one of my favorite topics: How can we play like children, but as adults?

Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with playing tag or red rover as grownups. But if we never stopped believing that play is beneficial and developed deeper, adult ways of playing as we got older instead of putting it away, what could that look like? And most importantly, how can play principles be incorporated into our workplace relationships and career goals? This conversation tackles all of these questions and more.

Meet Lauren Yee

Lauren is a natural cultivator of community and a process-driven problem solver, who has been managing people, projects, and clients since 2005. She is a lover of puzzles and pizza, and believes that curiosity, consistency, and connections are the greatest drivers of great things.

Before venturing out on her own, she helped build the largest LEGO-inspired STEM company in the United States. She has worked with the Golden State Warriors, Google, LinkedIn, Netflix, Southwest Airlines, and Workday helping them to build community, establish inclusivity, and create psychologically safe work environments where staff can thrive.

Connect with Lauren:

• www.cultivatorofcuriosity.com
• @itsmeLaurenYee on Twitter
• www.thisusnow.com
• @thisusnow.ig on Instagram