"Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses, especially learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else."
Leonardo da Vinci
My work doesn’t separate creativity from logic, emotion from action, or personal insight from structure.
What I share and live, is built on the belief that creativity is a functional part of how we all move through life’s complexity. Whether you're problem-solving, parenting, or navigating leadership, you're using creativity. The difference is whether you recognize it, and whether you know how to apply it with intention.
The question is never “Am I creative?” It’s “Am I resourced enough to use it?”
Creative intelligence is when you notice that energy and learn to aim it on purpose.
Creative resilience is what grows when you keep doing that, especially when life is hard: you can still create the next step without shutting down. It provides the conditions to stay adaptive and grounded, even when under stress.
I create from grounded theory methodology, pattern-based observation, and real-world neurobehavioral frameworks to map how people actually move through disruption, identity shifts, and life redesign. The results are rooted in both research and lived experience: part logic, part embodiment, part design, especially in the face of wildcard moments.
My background as a university professor and administrator informed how I built this, through years of interdisciplinary teaching, curriculum design, and qualitative pattern mapping. I’ve always believed you can study how people live, create tools from what works, and build frameworks that meet people where they are without flattening their humanity.
What Guides My Work
I draw from three core research-based disciplines:
Creative Intelligence The ability to notice patterns, reframe reality, and generate new choices in motion. It’s not mindset. It’s how you create from chaos, not just survive it.
Neuroplasticity Your brain’s capacity to rewire itself through repetition and emotional safety. This work helps you interrupt default patterns and install new rhythms that actually stick.
Neuroaesthetics The way design, space, and sensory cues shape how your nervous system responds to change. When your environment supports you, your clarity gets louder.
The Creative Intelligence OS: Think “inner architecture.” for your life. That is creative intelligence in motion - supported by neuroplacity, neuroaesthetics, and a little bit of lived life.
HOW THEY WORK
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Structured enough to provide clarity (so you know where you are in your transition) but,
Flexible enough to be applied to any situation (career, leadership, relationships, personal reinvention).
Most methods assume you need a plan first - Rhona shows you how to move even when clarity isn’t there yet.
A way that blend self discovery, clarity building and action into one fluid way to live.
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It does not treat uncertainty as something to eliminate - it treats it as fuel.
It helps you use uncertainly to your advantage, leveraging it as part of the process.
it turns uncertainty into momentum because it stops the cycle of overthinking to provide space to intentional move forward.
You don’t have to wait until you have all the answers to move forward - it show you how to start before you feel ready.
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It doesn’t tell you what to do, it gives you tools to recognize what YOU need to create.
It bridges the gap between feeling stuck and taking action
People don’t just think differently - they act differently, starting today.
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It was built and rooted in real human experience - deeply personal, yet universally applicable.
It combines Rhona’s experience as an artist, educator and leader with the lessons she learned rebuilding her life
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It shows how the brain processes uncertainty and how to rewire fear into momentum.
It is creativity driven - using the creative process as a model
It is leadership oriented - helping individuals and teams
My purpose stays the same: meet people where they are, and help them move forward with clarity, creativity, and agency.
Ready to work with Rhona?