Reclaiming Creativity for Its Own Sake Srinivas Rao is the author of An Audience of One: Reclaiming Creativity for Its Own Sake. He is also the host of the podcast, Unmistakable Creative. Srinivas’ mantra is around creativity. Today, we discuss Srinivas’ take on the role social media plays in our society today, podcasting, creating timeless […]
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The Habit that Helped Him Write 30 Books in 2 Years Craig Martelle is a science fiction author and he shares with us his ideas and insights into writing. A Marine corps retiree, he is currently living in Alaska with his wife and doing business consulting. In just about two years, Craig is now the
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Don’t Be Easy to Understand, Be Impossible to Misunderstand Steve Sims is the author of Bluefishing: The Art of Making Things Happen. Today, he talks about the concept behind Bluefishing and utilizing different platforms (outside of email) of reaching out to people. He talks about the things he’s afraid of (yet how those fears drive
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Finding Flow in Life and Writing Jessamyn Stanley is an internationally acclaimed yoga teacher. She is also the author of the book Every Body Yoga. She describes writing a book as an expression of your truth. She’s not anything like you see in most yoga ads with the perfect body and asanas, standing on the
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The Power of Storytelling Peter Shankman is an American entrepreneur and author. He has written amazing books such as Can We Do That?, Nice Companies Finish First, Zombie Loyalists, and his recently released, Faster than Normal. Today, Peter shares about the power of storytelling, how you can get things done, and some great ideas about
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The Power of Writing Your Story Kathryn Kemp Guylay is a wellness and nutrition advocate, fellow podcaster, and writer. Her first book is called Mountain Mantras: Wellness and Life Lessons from the Slopes, and her podcast also bears the same name, Mountain Mantras, which covers topics around Wellness and Life Lessons. Her most recent book
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From living out of a shopping cart to being a self-published Giant David Simpson left his teaching career to become a full-time author. He is the writer of one of the best-selling fiction series in the world, the Post-Human Series – Sub-Human, Post-Human, Trans-Human, and Human Plus. [01:00] Where Ideas Come From In 2005, David
The Road to Writing A Book James Schramko is an entrepreneur, speaker, coach, and writer. With an extensive background in sales, James took this into the online world, doing business development for clients, until finally finding his passion in coaching people. James is the author of the book, Work Less, Make More. He is a
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What Sparks Creativity Tal Gur is a nomad and avid goal seeker. Around a decade ago, he made a decision to pursue every big dream to live life on his own terms. He wrote a bucket list of 100 life goals – from Ironman triathlon to nonstop travel, to becoming financially free – and gave
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The importance of reaching out when writing a book Scott A. Huesing is a retired United States Marine Corps Infantry Major with 24 years of honorable service, both enlisted and as a commissioned officer. Today, Scott talks about the triumphs he had in getting his book published and rising on top of the charts as
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