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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:

From Zero to Flourishing with Jonathan Fields Jul 28, 2014

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In this transformative episode of Unmistakable Creative, we have the pleasure of hosting Jonathan Fields, a renowned author, speaker, and entrepreneur. Prepare to be inspired as Fields shares his insights on going from zero to flourishing and living a life of purpose and fulfillment.

Fields, the founder of the Good Life Project and author of several best-selling books takes us on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. He delves into the power of embracing vulnerability, taking risks, and finding meaning in our work and relationships. This episode is not just about success; it's about finding our true calling and creating a life that aligns with our values and passions.

Through engaging stories and practical advice, Fields provides a roadmap to go from feeling stuck or unfulfilled to flourishing and living a life of abundance. He shares strategies to overcome fear and doubt and how to tap into our unique strengths and talents. This episode offers profound insights for those seeking to live a purpose-driven life and make a positive impact on the world.

Don't miss this episode to learn from one of the most influential voices in personal development. Gain insights that could transform your approach to life and discover the path to flourishing with Jonathan Fields.

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The Evolution of an Underground Body Modification Artist with Jerome Abramovitch Jul 23, 2014

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Jerome Abramovitch took the art of body modification to another level, through performing acts such as cutting off one of his fingers and inflating his forehead (which lead him into the Guinness Book of World Records). In this awe-inspiring chat, he walks us through his evolution as an underground body modification artist.

An early interest in tribal/aboriginal cultures
Finding what speaks to us and reconnecting with it
How we become cultural byproducts of our environment
Staying true to yourself as an artist through a career
Why self awareness is essential to everything in one’s life
Separating the artist persona from the artist as a person
Balancing artistic production and professional goals
The 33% of magic that happens in any artistic project
How a background as a musician influenced Jerome’s photography
Jerome’s body modification experiments
Getting in the Guinness book of world records for the largest forehead inflation
The experience of cutting off his own finger

Jerome Abramovitch is a Montreal-based photographer.

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The Exploration of Human Behavior and the Way the World Works with Jordan Harbinger Jul 21, 2014

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As a high school exchange student, Jordan Harbinger was placed in the former East Germany. His frustrations with the language barrier caused him to dedicate himself to learning German, into an exploration of human behavior, and the way the world works.

The life changing decision to become an exchange student
Bringing about changes by attacking your fears and weaknesses
Why fake confidence doesn’t lead you anywhere significant
Building our internal confidence through developing self trust
Choosing to take advantage of the opportunities in front of us
Learning to look at things through a growth perspective at all times
How Jordan consistently tests himself by pushing his own limits
A kidnapping in Mexico City that enabled Jordan to develop his sense of self trust
Why greater people skills accelerate your progress dramatically
Learning to master the skill set of social competence
Why developing a legacy that is greater than currency

Jordan hosts a successful show on Sirius XM Satellite Radio, founded The Art of Charm, a relationship, dating, and self improvement school, and is an accredited speaker. He is fluent in English, German, Spanish, and Serbo-Croatian.

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How Creative People Get it Done with Samantha Bennett Jul 16, 2014

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The question of how creative people decide what to do and keep at their endeavors drove Samantha Bennett to form The Organized Artist Company. In this episode, we have a discussion about her journey, and how to make significant progress on our creative projects in just 15 minutes a day.

The role theater has played in Samantha’s career
Finding the thumbprint of your own creative work
How theater training plays a role in job interviews
Learning to look at where we go in times of crisis
Why you need to move your body and your mind
Cultivating your personal intuition to lead your creativity
Dealing with the difficulties of childhood depression
Navigating the occasional uncertainty of creative work
Why the thing that you will succeed at will surprise you
The beauty of not knowing how to do something
Spending 15 minutes a day on the projects that matter
How we can use 15 minute tasks to make significant progress

Samantha Bennett is the creator of www.TheOrganizedArtistCompany.com dedicated to helping creative people get unstuck from whatever way in which they’re stuck, especially by helping them focus and move forward on their goals. Based in Los Angeles, Samantha offers her revolutionary “Get It Done” and “Get Your Work Out There” Workshops, teleclasses and private consulting to overwhelmed procrastinators, frustrated overachievers and recovering perfectionists everywhere.

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The Power of Self Compassion with Mike Robbins Jul 14, 2014

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Mike Robbins was on the path to build a lifelong career as a professional baseball player. He was drafted by the Yankees out of high school, declined the offer to attended Stanford, and eventually played for the Kansas City Royals. At the age of 23, a career-ending injury lead to major changes in his life and career.

Getting drafted by the Yankees, right out of high school
Developing the mindset to tackle really big goals
The dangers of the brass ring and achievement
Insights revealed amidst a major car accident
Navigating a childhood with a severely depressed parent
Dealing with a career-ending injury at the age of 23
Turning our tragedies into a catalysts for positive change
Why pain and difficulty force us to look at our lives in different ways
The internal conversations we have with and about ourselves
Why dealing with ourselves is one of the hardest things we do
The difference between self compassion and self esteem
Learning to be kind to ourselves when we fail
Changing the frame from which we start our self improvement efforts
Using the process of self forgiveness as a catalyst for big change
Why we must be willing to ask others for help
Distinguishing between what happens to us and what happens to our ego

Mike Robbins is a speaker, consultant, and the author of three books. He has been featured on ABC News, the Oprah radio network, in Forbes, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and many others. Since 2008, he has been a regular contributor to the Huffington Post.

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Why Every Thing You Need to Thrive is in Your Physical Body with Liz Dialto Jul 09, 2014

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Liz DiAlto’s exploration of health and fitness eventually resulted in the creation of Wild Soul Movement and a powerful discovery that we can apply to every aspect of our lives. Everything we need in order to thrive lies within our physical bodies. In this episode, we explore habits and practices to tap into the power of our physical bodies, to create the changes we want.

Lessons learned from the world of selling Cutco knives
Having the guts to take a 60% pay cut and work as a trainer
Learning to recognize possibilities for yourself and your lifestyle
A look at how the beauty industry creates certain perception
Learning to trust yourself and listen to your intuition
Why we must look closely at our own gifts and treasure them
The danger of putting our heroes and role models on pedestals
Getting to the point in your journey where you have no ego left
Dealing with our shame around money and overcoming it
How vulnerability enables us to overcome our challenges
Why we must let ourselves feel things in order to heal them
Using biofeedback to make decisions about our lives

Liz DiAlto is a speaker, writer, and the creator of Wild Soul Movement, a 12-week online experience of self-discovery that combines movement, meditation, and mantra. Her mission is to revolutionize the way women move and nourish their bodies and abolish current body image culture to create new standards for her peers, elders, and all the young women and little girls who come after her. She is known for her raw and honest approach to body love and self-acceptance. In 2013, Shape Magazine listed her alongside Dr. Oz, Ellen, Jillian Michaels, Tim Ferriss, and more, as a Top 30 Motivator.

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The Art of Applied Visual Thinking with Sunni Brown Jul 07, 2014

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Sunni Brown is the leader of a global campaign for literacy called the The Doodle Revolution. In this episode, she talks to us all about the journey that led her to leading this revolution, and how we can make sense of the world by doodling.

Overcoming a challenging childhood environment
Learning to love and nurture your creative skills
A life and career made of punctuated equilibrium
The evolution of following your bliss as a career
Discovering where you thrive and where you don’t
Why we need people who don’t take risks
The benefits of collecting a paycheck we ignore
Early foundations for the info-doodle revolution
Recognizing the moment when you’re calling appears
Increasing the odds of finding your element
Learning to remember the beginner’s mind
Creating info-doodles to make sense of the world
Why your doodles don’t have to be beautiful
Insights that get revealed through the doodling process

Sunni Brown was named one of the “100 Most Creative People in Business” and one of the “10 Most Creative People on Twitter” by Fast Company. She is founder of a creative consultancy, an international speaker, the co-author of Gamestorming, and the leader of a global campaign for visual literacy called The Doodle Revolution. Her TED Talk on doodling has drawn more than a million views on TED.com. She lives in Keep Austin Weird, Texas.

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Traveling Through the Cambodian Genocide and Our Search for Answers with Noah Lederman Jul 02, 2014

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Noah Lederman’s 15 month quest around the world eventually led him to reconnect with the stories of his grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, and then a deep dive into the Cambodian genocide.

The stories of grandparents who survived the Holocaust
A 15 month trip around the world that changed things
Searching for answers in a Holocaust museum
How a visit to Portland reconnected Noah to his grandmother
Revisiting the difficult stories of our past
Why it’s important to keep stories alive and put them on display
Searching for our own answers to our own questions in life
The children of the Cambodian genocide
How 15 months of surfing and traveling world formed and revealed Noah’s creativity
Changing the perception of a grandmother through stories
An in-depth look into the Cambodian genocide and how it impacted the culture

Noah has a blog, Somewhere or Bust, that captures the essence of his travels and the stunning niches he has uncovered. He has written for a myriad of publications, including but not limited to the Chicago Sun-Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Jerusalem Post, Gadling, the Economist, the Cape Cod Times, Eastern Surf Magazine, Tikkun, Draft Magazine, Snowboard Magazine, SUP, France Today. He is currently working on three projects: a nonfiction project about my grandparents’ lives in the concentration camps and my journey to understand their past, a novel, and a book about the Cambodian Genocide

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Using Language to Rewrite the Future with Dave Logan Jun 30, 2014

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Dave Logan has been blending ideas from both the academic and business world to do work that creates true change in organizations and individuals. In this episode we get into the three laws of performance, and how to use the power of words to reinvent our future.

Blending ideas from the academic and business world
Why business is the most powerful force on the planet
Discovering the work that makes you feel at home
The foundations for the three laws of performance
The synthesis of neuroscience, rhetoric, and transformational work
An insightful look into how language shapes our experience of the world
Using language to create situations and make changes on a dime
Developing a word map to leverage language to rewrite the future
Learning to make sense of things that you didn’t cause at all
The five languages of leadership and how they influence our lives
The language of change to rewrite the future
One of the big reasons that affirmations don’t work The “oracle” question and the idea of the default future
Replacing your default future with your invented future
Why a massive setback will occur when you head towards an invented future
Why we need a support system to help us get through challenges
The power of embracing the darkness of your own nature

Dave Logan is the author of Tribal Leadership, The Three Laws Performance and a professor at USC’s Marshall School of Business.

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Overcoming Clinical Depression Through Physical Fitness with Amy Clover Jun 25, 2014

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Amy Clover was diagnosed with clinical depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, which eventually lead to a suicide attempt in her early 20’s. Through the power of fitness and exercise, she began her own recovery and became strong from the inside out.

What resulted in Amy’s suicide attempt in her 20’s
The choices we have, that we can all take advantage of
Why fitness as an outlet helped Amy overcome her challenges
The tendency to bury some of our most important problems
Taking a first step in sharing your challenges and problems
How self medication can lead to covering some things up
The wakeup call that came from being hospitalized
Why the determination to keep standing up helped Amy recover
Navigating the roller coaster ride of trials and failures
Why we must embrace struggle to grow stronger
Learning to find reasons to make a change in your life
The role that fitness plays in your ability to overcome depression
Translating the intention of your workout to your life outside at the gym
How the mission of Strong Inside Out has evolved over the last few years

Amy Clover has dedicated herself to providing others with to start implementing change within themselves, and to discover happiness and confidence. Through captivating blog posts, a successful coaching practice, and mind-body oriented workshops, books, and videos, Amy facilitates the unveiling of a vivacious, thriving community. The Strong Inside Out Tour exists to empower people out of struggle through fitness, but Amy can't do this without our help. Please be a part of this movement with us, and support the Tour by sharing and donating here.

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