Miss Liz Serves Dr Andre P Walton Plan4Change

<p>PLAN4CHANGE LLC Dr. Andre P. Walton September 4th, 2026 | 3 PM EST Creative Thinking • Burnout • Innovation • Change Title: PLAN4CHANGE: Thinking Differently to Create Change Subtitle: Burnout, Innovation &amp; Why Creative Thinking Matters On September 4th at 3 PM EST, Teatime with Miss Liz welcomes Dr. Andre P. Walton—TEDx speaker, international bestselling author, burnout and innovation coach, professor, and the mind behind PLAN4CHANGE⁠.Born in the United Kingdom, Dr. Andre has lived and worked in seven countries, visited more than 20 others, and now calls Reno, Nevada, USA home. That international experience has helped shape an approach to leadership and problem-solving that fits his one-word description perfectly: Unorthodox. His professional work bridges creativity, entrepreneurship, marketing, management, justice management, innovation and burnout. He has taught at the University of Nevada, Reno and serves as a visiting professor of Creativity and Entrepreneurship at Newport Business School in Wales. His favourite colour is blue, and the T-E-E he is bringing to the table is: The Importance of Creative Thinking, because sometimes creating change doesn’t begin with finding a better answer. It begins with asking a completely different question. Follow Dr. Andre on LinkedIn⁠, Facebook⁠, YouTube⁠ and Instagram⁠. Welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz, where we don’t just talk about change—we dig into the experiences, ideas and choices that can create it. Today we’re talking about something many of us have experienced: What happens when the way we’ve always done things stops working? My guest, Dr. Andre P. Walton, describes himself with one fascinating word: Unorthodox. He’s a TEDx speaker, international bestselling author, burnout and innovation coach, and educator whose work explores the importance of creative thinking. Born in the UK, Andre has lived and worked in seven countries and travelled to more than 20 others. Today, he’s based in Reno, Nevada, bringing a global perspective to creativity, entrepreneurship, business and change. His favourite colour is blue. And the T-E-E he’s bringing to my table is the Importance of Creative Thinking. So today, I want us to explore not only how we think—but whether the thinking that got us here is capable of taking us where we want to go next. Dr. Andre, welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz. Grab your cup, and let’s dig deep. CLOSING: Today’s conversation reminds us that change isn’t always about working harder. Sometimes we need to think differently. Dr. Andre P. Walton brings an interesting combination to this conversation: global experience, education, entrepreneurship, creativity, innovation and an understanding of burnout. And maybe that’s exactly why these conversations belong together. Because we cannot keep demanding innovation from exhausted people while giving them no room to imagine. We cannot ask people to create change while punishing them for questioning the way things have always been done. And we cannot prepare for tomorrow using only yesterday’s thinking. Dr. Andre, thank you for bringing your unorthodox perspective and the Importance of Creative Thinking to my table. Food for Thought from Miss Liz: “Sometimes the plan for change isn’t another set of instructions. It’s giving ourselves permission to question the instructions we’ve been following.” — Miss Liz</p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/teatimewithmissliz?__cft__[0]=AZhjCl_3deXNdDvfVSgl8XGC6pXGV1u8NrtOwCzybCg1ti1pu2U7pIJNnq9pqwe6vRrjBEMzyIk6Hnv35bI5tO_CjD998TzDhG-FpZlK_mjnhxx7KN1T8xc5rJCr1Pz1lVRb&amp;__tn__=q" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#TeatimeWithMissLiz</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/drandrewalton?__cft__[0]=AZhjCl_3deXNdDvfVSgl8XGC6pXGV1u8NrtOwCzybCg1ti1pu2U7pIJNnq9pqwe6vRrjBEMzyIk6Hnv35bI5tO_CjD998TzDhG-FpZlK_mjnhxx7KN1T8xc5rJCr1Pz1lVRb&amp;__tn__=q" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> #DrAndreWalton</a> </p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/pl