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The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

Timeless Practical Wisdom For Living a Meaningful Life

Inspiring stories and practical advice from creatives, entrepreneurs, change-makers, misfits, and rebels to help you become successful on your own terms

Our listeners say, “If TEDTalks met Oprah you’d have the Unmistakable Creative.” Eliminate the feeling of being stuck in your life, blocked in your creativity, and discover higher levels of meaning and purpose in your life and career. Listen to deeply personal, insightful, and thought-provoking stories from the world’s leading thinkers and doers including best-selling authors, artists, peak performance psychologists, happiness researchers, entrepreneurs, startup founders, artists, venture capitalists, and even former bank robbers. Former guests have included Tim Ferriss, Seth Godin, Justine Musk, Scott Adams, Rob Bell, David Heinemeier Hansson, Elle Luna, Jordan Harbinger Brett Mckay, and Simon Sinek.

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Latest Episodes:

Designing a More Self Aware Life with Whitney Hess Nov 04, 2015

Show notes

In this episode of the podcast, Whitney Hess talks about designing a more self aware life and the power of empathy to become more effective leaders.

HIGHLIGHTS

Uncovering the the Desires that Drive Us
Lessons in Self Sufficiency from Being an Only Child
How We can Learn to Become More Resourceful
Engaging in Experiences and Activities that Develop Our Skills
Why You Have to Actually Want to Change Regardless of What it Takes
Why We Need to Understand What People’s Needs Are
Finding an Approach to Fulfill Your Underlying Passion
What Causes us to Overlook Our Lightbulb Moments
The Expansiveness of Our Inner World
Cultivating Your Capacity to Listen Inwardly
The Multiple Centers of Intelligence That We All Have
How to Deal with Burnout
Two Key Questions that Can Help you Discover Your Long and Short Term Intentions
Using Empathy to Get More Results in Your Life

QUOTES

I really believe that everything we do in life is practice (Click to Tweet)

I do not believe there is such thing as a coachable person or un-coachable person (Click to Tweet)

The only way to serve people’s needs is by understanding their needs. (Click to Tweet)

I think most people miss the lightbulb moment because they’re not listening inwardly. (Click to Tweet)

RESOURCES AND BOOKS

Tumblr Empathy is Everyting

Non-Violent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg

Whitney Hess is a certified coach, published author and keynote speaker putting humanity back into business. You can follow her on twitter @whitneyhess

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Creating a Platform That Gets People to Come to You with Patrick Janelle Nov 02, 2015

Show notes

In this episode of the podcast, Instagram Photographer Patrick Janelle talks about how creating a platform for your work that gets people to come to you.

HIGHLIGHTS

How Multiple Art for Forms can Impact Your Work
Communication Lessons from Working on The House Floor
Developing The Ability to Withstand Lots of Rejection
Taking Risks Without Knowing Where They’ll Lead
The Connection Between Risk and Fear
Bringing Elements of Performance, Experience and Community Into Your Work
Having a Comprehensive View into All Aspects of Your Art
Telling Stories and Documenting Moments Through Images

QUOTES

I believe the best kind of performance is authentic. (Click to Tweet)

Risk is a combination of learned behavior and behavior that exists naturally (Click to Tweet)

After living across the United States and across the globe, Patrick settled in New York in the fall of 2011. After a couple of years working in the art department at Bon Appétit magazine, he stepped out on his own to forge brand partnerships, create secret pop-up gatherings across Manhattan, and pursue a lifestyle worthy of the constant photos he posts on Instagram. You can follow him @aguynamedpatrack

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The Power of Expanded Awareness with John Assaraf Oct 28, 2015

Show notes

In this episode, spiritual entrepreneur, philanthropist, and teacher John Assaraf talks about the power of expanding your awareness.

HIGHLIGHTS

Changing Paths from a Life of Crime
The Innate Desire to Feel Worthy
Shifting Paradigms to Create a Sense of Worthiness
Masks that we Create to Protect Ourselves
Why Wisdom Comes From Experience
How Pillars of Strength Come from Our Biggest Challenges
The Value of Specialized Knowledge
Separating Our Failures from Our Identity
The Advantage of Looking at Things Through a Spiritual Lens
The Law of GOYA
Looking for Coherence Patters in The Most Important Areas of Your Life
A Deep Dive into Belief Change and Perception
The Difference Between Being Interested and Being Committed
Why Pain Is a Major Motivator for Change

QUOTES

The meaning that we give anything determines how we feel and what we do.

I do believe in hope and prayer. But not as your core strategy.

John Assaraf is a serial entrepreneur, brain researcher, and CEO of PraxisNow, a brain-research company that creates some of the most powerful evidence-based brain retraining tools and programs in the world. A relentless explorer of consciousness and human behavior, John’s passion is discovering and teaching people how to release the mental blockages that hold them back from achieving their fullest potential.

In this episode, spiritual entrepreneur, philanthropist, and teacher John Assaraf talks about the power of expanding your awareness.

HIGHLIGHTS

Changing Paths from a Life of Crime
The Innate Desire to Feel Worthy
Shifting Paradigms to Create a Sense of Worthiness
Masks that we Create to Protect Ourselves
Why Wisdom Comes From Experience
How Pillars of Strength Come from Our Biggest Challenges
The Value of Specialized Knowledge
Separating Our Failures from Our Identity
The Advantage of Looking at Things Through a Spiritual Lens
The Law of GOYA
Looking for Coherence Patters in The Most Important Areas of Your Life
A Deep Dive into Belief Change and Perception
The Difference Between Being Interested and Being Committed
Why Pain Is a Major Motivator for Change

QUOTES

The meaning that we give anything determines how we feel and what we do.

I do believe in hope and prayer. But not as your core strategy.

John Assaraf is a serial entrepreneur, brain researcher, and CEO of PraxisNow, a brain-research company that creates some of the most powerful evidence-based brain retraining tools and programs in the world. A relentless explorer of consciousness and human behavior, John’s passion is discovering and teaching people how to release the mental blockages that hold them back from achieving their fullest potential.

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Making Our Childhood Dreams Come True as Adults with Steph Halligan Oct 26, 2015

Show notes

In this episode motivational cartoonist and creator of Art to Self, Steph Halligan joins us to talk about how to make our childhood dreams come true as adults.

HIGHLIGHTS

The Power of Doing Things Unrelated to Your Primary Work
Why We Need to Feed Our Creative Interests
Learning to Let Imagination Run Your Life
Developing Your Creative Habits and Rituals
Learning to Visualize Your Thoughts on Paper
Resolving Creative Tension in Your Work
Why Showing Up And Sharing Your Work Regularly Matters
Cultivating Resilience and The Refusal of Defeat
The 1000 True Fan Benchmark
The Continuum of Artist Integrity

QUOTES

I’m fan of doing what you’re really good and the path of least resistance when it comes to creativity. (Click to Tweet)

You get to make a really hard to choice or slightly easy choicer to give up. (Click to Tweet)

BOOKS

Big Magic by Elizabeth Glibert

The War of Art by Steven Pressfield

Steph Halligan is a motivational cartoonist and creator of Art To Self, where she delivers daily inspiration to your inbox.

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Finding New Beginnings in our Endings with Geraldine Deruiter Oct 21, 2015

Show notes

In this episode, Geraldine Deruiter, creator and author of the popular travel blog Everywhereist, talks about how to find new beginnings in our endings.

HIGHLIGHTS

Why a Sincere Perspective Can be as Powerful as a Useful One
Making Our Creative Work Richer by Infusing a Compelling Narrative
Questions that Can Help you to Find the Theme of A Story
The Importance of Letting Ideas Bake
How We Find a New Beginning in Our Ending
Why We Need to Sometimes Appreciate and Honor Our Losses
The Role of a Support System in Navigating Our Challenges
The Evolutionary Process of Developing a Voice

RESOURCES AND QUOTES

How Writing 1000 Words a Day Changed my Life (Medium Article)

You have to create what isn’t true to yourself in order to get to what is (Click to Tweet)

Geraldine Deruiter is the author of the popular and hilarious travel blog Everywhereist.com

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A Soulful Exploration of Inner Wisdom with Susan Piver Oct 19, 2015

Show notes

Join us on Unmistakable Creative for a soulful exploration of inner wisdom with Susan Piver, a renowned Buddhist teacher, meditation instructor, and New York Times bestselling author. In this episode, Piver shares her insights on mindfulness practice and how to incorporate it into your life.

Discover the lessons Piver learned from taxi driving and bartending and how music can impact your writing. Learn about the importance of developing self-trust to find your place in the world and how accomplishing goals through being versus doing can lead to a more fulfilling life.

Piver also discusses how the audience experiences what you create in a different way than you do, the effect of massive success on your inner life, and the dangers of external affirmation and validation. Don't miss this episode to learn from one of the most influential voices in mindfulness and gain insights that could transform your life and career.

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The Inner Game of Entrepreneurship with Dan Martell Oct 14, 2015

Show notes

In this episode of the podcast, Dan Martell talks about his journey from ending up in jail for drug related charges to starting and investing in multiple successful companies, and about the inner game of entrepreneurship

HIGHLIGHTS

Changing a narrative of brokenness
Understanding your story, internal emotions and beliefs
How adversity can unlock a powerful belief system
Why dealing with chaos and uncertainty has to become normal
Bouncing back from entrepreneurial failures
The role that your friends play in everything you do
Creating a file of your accomplishments
The entrepreneurial pendulum
The difference between betting on a person or a company
Managing your time and energy more efficiently

QUOTES

As an artist my canvas was starting and building companies (Click to Tweet)

If you’re the smartest person on your street find a new street (Click to Tweet)

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Truly Human Leadership with Bob Chapman Oct 12, 2015

Show notes

Bob Chapman is a different kind of leader, one who treats the employees who work for him like members of his family. And what Bob refers to as Truly human leadership has not only led to increased employee satisfaction, but record growth for this company. In this episode we talk about the difference between leadership and management, and changing the broken language of business.

HIGHLIGHTS

Why Giving People Hope is a Key for Leadership
The Journey from Accountant To CEO
How Business Could Be The Most Powerful Force for Good
Learning to Develop a Vision for Your Future
Changing the Language of Business for More Optimal Outcomes
How Adversity Causes us to Grow
The Difference between Creating a Budget and a Vision
Grounded Optimism vs Delusional Optimism
Not Seeing People as Functions
Understanding the difference between leadership and management

QUOTES

From my greatest challenges came my greatest growth.

Go live the life of the person you want to be remembered by.

BOOKS AND RESOURCES

Why Everybody Matters by Bob Chapman and Raj Sisodia.

Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek

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How to Live Well and Die Well With Greg Hartle – Part 2 Oct 07, 2015

Show notes

In this special 2 part episode, Greg Hartle, a mentor and friend who played played an instrumental role in the development of Unmistakable Creative returns to the show for one of the year’s most riveting and thought provoking conversations about how to live well and die well. This episode is filled with so much wisdom, you’ll likely want to revisit it again and again.

HIGHLIGHTS

How Labels Limit What we can Accomplish in Our Lives
Why our Temporary Circumstances Don’t have to Define Us
Dealing With The Challenges of Overcoming Our Environment
How the “Observer Effect” can Change What We See in Ourselves
Why We are Perceived as a Threat When we Rise Above Our Environment
How We Put Ourselves In a Position to Shape Our Environment
Why Your Problems Don’t Go Away With Success
The Role That Intelligence and Talent play in success
The Differentiating Factor Between People Who Get Past Difficult Experiences And The Ones Who Don’t
Learning to Respond Instead of React
How Difficult Experiences Create Layers That Enable Us Handle New Situations with Resiliency
Creating a Standard of Excellence in Every Area of Your Life
What Leads to an Inevitability of Success
Why Iconic Figures May not be Our Best Role Models
Understanding the Difference Between Probability of Success and Possibility
Why We Need to Create Environments in Which People Can Tell us the Truth
A Look at the Process of How to Rebuild Your Life During a Significant Transition
Why We Need to Come up With Our Own Beliefs About Money
Exploring Things in a Way that We don’t ave to Attach Our Identity to Them
Starting From a Place Where You Have Significant Advantages
Learning to Let Things Inform You Rather Than Define You
Navigating a World of Ambiguity
One Simple Question That Can Transform Every Moment of Your Life
The Difference Between Inviting Participation and Demanding It
The Dangers of Extrapolating People’s Advice as a Formula

BOOKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED

Wes Moore

The Soulpancake Animated Series

Chris Sacca’s Interview with Tim Ferriss

Chris Sacca’s Commencement Speech

The Psychology of Visionaries with Justine Musk

Greg’s Hartle’s Web Site

QUOTES

The problems don’t go away. They only magnify. What changes is your capacity to handle them.

If possible isn’t tempered with probable, we unnecessarily suffer.

You can not go to any place further than that which you are attached to

Don’t just jump off a cliff and try to build a parachute on the way down

Greg Hartle is a an entrepreneur and smartist who has survived a misspent youth, a kidney transplant, and visited all 50 states using nothing more than Ten Dollars and a Laptop. You can follow him on twitter @greghartle

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How to Live Well and Die Well With Greg Hartle- Part 1 Oct 05, 2015

Show notes

In this special 2 part episode, Greg Hartle, a mentor and friend who played played an instrumental role in the development of Unmistakable Creative returns to the show for one of the year’s most riveting and thought provoking conversations about how to live well and die well. This episode is filled with so much wisdom, you’ll likely want to revisit it again and again.

HIGHLIGHTS

How Labels Limit What we can Accomplish in Our Lives
Why our Temporary Circumstances Don’t have to Define Us
Dealing With The Challenges of Overcoming Our Environment
How the “Observer Effect” can Change What We See in Ourselves
Why We are Perceived as a Threat When we Rise Above Our Environment
How We Put Ourselves In a Position to Shape Our Environment
Why Your Problems Don’t Go Away With Success
The Role That Intelligence and Talent play in success
The Differentiating Factor Between People Who Get Past Difficult Experiences And The Ones Who Don’t
Learning to Respond Instead of React
How Difficult Experiences Create Layers That Enable Us Handle New Situations with Resiliency
Creating a Standard of Excellence in Every Area of Your Life
What Leads to an Inevitability of Success
Why Iconic Figures May not be Our Best Role Models
Understanding the Difference Between Probability of Success and Possibility
Why We Need to Create Environments in Which People Can Tell us the Truth
A Look at the Process of How to Rebuild Your Life During a Significant Transition
Why We Need to Come up With Our Own Beliefs About Money
Exploring Things in a Way that We don’t ave to Attach Our Identity to Them
Starting From a Place Where You Have Significant Advantages
Learning to Let Things Inform You Rather Than Define You
Navigating a World of Ambiguity
One Simple Question That Can Transform Every Moment of Your Life
The Difference Between Inviting Participation and Demanding It
The Dangers of Extrapolating People’s Advice as a Formula

BOOKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED

Wes Moore

The Soulpancake Animated Series

Chris Sacca’s Interview with Tim Ferriss

Chris Sacca’s Commencement Speech

The Psychology of Visionaries with Justine Musk

Greg’s Hartle’s Web Site

QUOTES

The problems don’t go away. They only magnify. What changes is your capacity to handle them.

If possible isn’t tempered with probable, we unnecessarily suffer.

You can not go to any place further than that which you are attached to

Don’t just jump off a cliff and try to build a parachute on the way down

Greg Hartle is a an entrepreneur and smartist who has survived a misspent youth, a kidney transplant, and visited all 50 states using nothing more than Ten Dollars and a Laptop. You can follow him on twitter @greghartle

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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