How to Innovate with your Superpower

Want to turn your idea into something real? Start with small steps that match the way you naturally think, feel, and solve.

In this episode of the Happy Healthy Hustle Podcast, I sit down with student interviewer PJ Crocker and systems expert Kendra Corman to explore what happens when you stop forcing yourself into rigid frameworks and start building innovation around your superpower.

From discovering the moment an idea finally clicks to navigating the messy middle where motivation fades, we walk through simple structures, weekly resets, and personalized routines that help you stay connected to the work that matters most.

This conversation is about more than productivity. It’s about the alignment, self-trust, and personal rhythms that turn creative sparks into sustainable action.

Here’s what I talk about:

➡️ Why starting with your superpower gives you clarity and confidence

➡️ How structure and sequence make innovation feel doable, not overwhelming

➡️ The 20-minute weekly reset that helps you return to what feels true

➡️ What it looks like to build systems that actually support your life

➡️ How to move through perfectionism and imposter feelings

➡️ This week’s Petite Practice™: protect one moment or space where your best ideas tend to show up

My reminder this week:

“Ideas grow when they’re used, not when they stay in your head. Small steps build momentum. Momentum builds belief.”

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Here’s to ideas, structure, and building your next step with intention—one Petite Practice™ at a time.