The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Phillip Mckernan sheds light on the freedom and exponential growth that follows the moment we find our voice – and just where to find it.Phillip Mckernan sheds light on the freedom and exponential growth that follows the moment we find our voice – and just where to find it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Florence Williams, journalist and author, joins us in this episode to unveil the remarkable relationship between creativity, the human brain and nature. Florence’s work is rooted in scientific research and uses easy-to-understand logic to explain the profound and awe-inspiring neurological benefits of being in the wild. Take a moment to tune in to what she has to share and you will be on your way to creativity.Visit www.FlorenceWilliams.com where you will find her Podcast, ‘The 3-Day Effect’, as well as her books and much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jay Baer is an award-winning Internet pioneer who helps brands improve their digital marketing and customer experience. In this episode, we get to discuss some of Jay’s most helpful methods on applying this in your own life which can be found in his most recent book, Talk Triggers. Jay discusses how to build a word of mouth strategy that will result in you becoming more talkable and in-turn, spread your message and your mission.Find Jay’s latest book here – www.talktriggers.comTo learn more about Jay Baer and his work, visit his website – www.convinceandconvert.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Seth Godin reveals why reassurance is futile and why there is no amount of reassurance that will confirm you of the things you truly care about. In order to be a creative, we need to learn how to move forward without it.Seth Godin reveals why reassurance is futile and why there is no amount of reassurance that will confirm you of the things you truly care about. In order to be a creative, we need to learn how to move forward without it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We live in an ever-progressing society, in which LGBTQ teens and adults alike are fighting for a place to exist. Mason Aid is an LGBTQ consultant who helps businesses become more inclusive in the workplace through consultation, copy audits and staff training. Mason shares some first-hand, touching stories of her experience growing up as well as encouraging guidance that will not only prove helpful to members of the LGBTQ society but everyone included. So pay attention to what they have to share in this episode because it’s not to be missed.Visit Mason’s website to find their blog, podcast and much more – www.themasonaid.comFollow Mason Aid on Twitter – @mason_aid Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Val Geisler has spent the last six years highly involved in customer experience and research and is largely skilled in using better email sequences to generate more revenue for your business. Val adds a creative flare with a dose of wisdom to the topic of human behavior and communication. In a world run by computers, intimacy and relationship can all too often be lost in translation. Val shares the knowledge she has gained through years of experience that accurately defines what it means to bring humanity back to digital communication.To find out more about Val Geisler, visit www.valgeisler.comFollow Val on twitter @lovevalgeisler   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese, as well as Steve Jobs’ mentor, shares views on education, reconnecting with your curiosity and developing creativity to connect it to your vision.In this episode:How do we better prepare people for today’s society?How schools have become warehousesHow do we recognize early mentors?Credentials vs knowledgeAre we born with awareness or can we cultivate it?Is ability to navigate emotional uncertainty something we are born with?The future of the web“If you’re curious and passionate, school is unnecessary… We’re finding more and more the true movers and shakers of society are not educated.”“Be entrepreneurial early and often.” ~ Nolan BushnellResourcesNolan’s websiteBook: Finding the Next Steve JobsBrainrush.comNolan Bushnell is a technology pioneer, prolific entrepreneur, and scientist. He’s often cited as the father of the video game industry. Nolan is devoted to fixing education with his new company, Brainrush. A biopic, tentatively titled “Atari” is in pre-production, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Nolan.Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese, as well as Steve Jobs’ mentor, shares views on education, reconnecting with your curiosity and developing creativity to connect it to your vision.In this episode:How do we better prepare people for today’s society?How schools have become warehousesHow do we recognize early mentors?Credentials vs knowledgeAre we born with awareness or can we cultivate it?Is ability to navigate emotional uncertainty something we are born with?The future of the web“If you’re curious and passionate, school is unnecessary… We’re finding more and more the true movers and shakers of society are not educated.”“Be entrepreneurial early and often.” ~ Nolan BushnellResourcesNolan’s websiteBook: Finding the Next Steve JobsBrainrush.comNolan Bushnell is a technology pioneer, prolific entrepreneur, and scientist. He’s often cited as the father of the video game industry. Nolan is devoted to fixing education with his new company, Brainrush. A biopic, tentatively titled “Atari” is in pre-production, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Nolan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Michalowiz is an author, entrepreneur and lecturer. By the age of just 35, Mike had founded and sold two multi-million dollar companies. After becoming an angel investor and then losing his entire fortune, Mike started all over again. Through this trying experience, he became driven to discover the recipe for a truly successful business. In our discussion we learn how Mike created the ‘Profit First Formula’. Join us and discover the secret to designing a business so healthy, that it runs itself.To find more on Mike’s books, The Profit First Podcast, his blog and much, much more, simply visit MikeMotorbike.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Unmistakable Creative, we delve into the wisdom-filled world of Chip Conley, a renowned hotelier, hospitality entrepreneur, author, and speaker. Chip Conley, known for his innovative approach to creating psychological safety and fostering collaboration in the workplace, shares his insights and experiences that have shaped his successful career.Throughout the conversation, Conley addresses a myriad of intriguing questions, each leading to more profound and enlightening answers. He discusses the practical advantages of implicit trade agreements and the effective use of personality assessment tools in the workplace. Moreover, he shares his personal journey of dealing with despair, finding genuine happiness, and the importance of lifelong learning.Chip Conley, the author of "Wisdom@Work: The Making of a Modern Elder," provides invaluable advice for those in the second half of their working career. His book serves as a guide to becoming indispensable and writing the next chapter of your life. To learn more about Chip Conley and his work, visit ChipConley.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don Miller shares insights on how pain shapes character, the influence of religion on his work, and why leaders can turn into villains. He emphasizes rewriting life stories and embracing resilience while exploring the journey of faith and identity.