Brian Meeks likes to tell a story. He is a US based author who writes mysteries, thrillers and science fiction as well as non-fiction titles about the business of being an Indie author. You’d never guess then that he hated writing until January 2nd, 2010. It was on that day that he wrote a blog piece which attracted within 24 hours a respectable 300 views and 25 positive comments. This provided the spark he needed and since then he’s written over 1500 blog posts, 3 fiction books and 13 novels including his successful Henry Wood Detective Series. He also has a new book out with a former Creative Life podcast guest, Honoree Corder which is called ‘The Prosperous Writer’s Guide to Making More Money.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Mastering Amazon ads
Using Amazon Advertising platform
Data analytics as a writer
BookBub
KPI’s for self-published authors
Knowing your conversion rates
Writing to market
Chunking down your writing sessions
A panster to a plotter
Making $7,000 a month from self-publishing
Writing at night
Blocking your writing time
Co-creation of books
The self-publishing business
How many data analysts work at big book publishers
Brian’s $60,000 mistake
Elmore Leonard
Productivity hacks for writers
Building your list
Starting a blog as a writer
Writing 3-4 books quickly
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Bryan Mattimore is Chief Idea Guy at Growth Engine innovation agency. He has facilitated 1000 ideation sessions, delivered over 200 keynotes, and managed 200 successful innovation projects leading to $3 billion in new revenue. Bryan’s clients have included Johnson and Johnson, AstraZeneca, Ford, IBM, Microsoft, Pepsi, Unilever and many more. As an author he has written three books on ideation and innovation including Idea Stormers (How To Lead and Inspire Creative Breakthroughs), and 21 Days to a Big Idea.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Global Virtual Ideation Training
Tradelink
Disruptive War Gaming
What is creativity?
What is innovation?
What is ideation?
What is brainstorming?
Brainstorming vs Ideation
Artificial Intelligence for creativity and innovation
Patent Prompts
Ideation Training
Millennial Training
Gary Fraser
Innovation guru Bob Dorf
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Art Markman Phd is Professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas at Austin and Founding Director of the Program in the Human Dimensions of Organizations. He has have written over 150 scientific papers on reasoning, decision making, and motivation, as well as several books on creativity, behavior change, and general psychology. Art’s research explores how we think. He has made a lifetime study of how people form and use analogies, the mechanisms of decision making, and how our motivation affects our reasoning. However when he’s not doing things related to Cognitive Sciences you might find him playing sax in a blues and ska band.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Cognitive science
Jim Anderson
Motivation
Regret
The brain science of improvisation
Categorization by roles not features
Smart Change book
Taking up saxophone
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Tiisetso Maloma is an entrepreneur and author of four books about entrepreneurship, creativity and personal development. After becoming disillusioned with the traditional business plan, he devised an easier model called EBC which he describes in his book ‘Forget The Business Plan Use This Short Model’. An entrepreneur himself he has built businesses in accounting, music, clothing, television and technology and his heavily involved with the startup scene in South Africa. Indeed one of his books ’Township Biz Fastrack’ gives insights and growth models for township based businesses. His latest book is called ‘The Anxious Entrepreneur’ which is a manifesto and guide for aspiring and new entrepreneurs.
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Catching the entrepreneurial bug
The startup scene in South Africa
Tech incubators in South Africa
Entrepreneurs mental health
Entrepreneurship and depression
Fail fast. Fail better.
Even sharks get depressed
Anxiety defeats creativity. Creativity defeats anxiety
Entrepreneurship is a marathon not a sprint
The daily writing habit
Getting into speaking
Startup picnic
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Shona Main is a modern Renaissance woman. With a background in journalism, law, politics and social policy Shona spend years as a travel writer and columnist before picking up a film camera in 2011. He first documentary (Clavel), is an intimate portrait of a crofter on the Scottish island of Shetland. While in Shetland she began researching the pioneering documentary filmmaker Jenny Gilbertson who had filmed crofters on the island in the 1930’s and the Inuit of Arctic Canada in the 1970’s. Recently Shona has embarked on a practice-led PhD which explores the ethics of Gilbertson’s filmmaking and her own. In 2018 she heads to the Arctic as part of the research and filming for this project.
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Getting the filmmaking bug
The making of Clavel
Beginners mind
The role of encouragement
Ethics and filmmaking
“Get It Right Next Time” by Gerry Rafferty
Buddhist chanting
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Derek Friday is a multi-displinary environmental graphic designer who originally trained as a traditional architect before transitioning into integrated branding and environmental graphic design. In 2007 he founded Finndustry, a graphic design and brand development company, based in Boulder, Colorado and Hamburg, Germany. In addition to his projects across the US you’ll see Derek’s work in countries ranging from Poland and Hungary to Egypt and the UAE. When he’s not designing you’ll find him running up mountains and biking gravel.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
The Brand DNA
Mumford & Sons
Environmental Graphic Design
Integrity in Design
Visioning Stage
Finding Inspiration
Becoming A Visual Sponge
Boulder, Colorado as a Creative Hub
Creative Life in Hamburg, Germany
Going from Complex to Simple
Haiku Poetry
Creative Rituals
Running to Think
Sketching
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Michael Hendrix is a Partner of the influential design company IDEO, renowned for decades of innovation. As an Executive Design Director he splits his time between leadership of IDEO’s Cambridge, Massachusetts studio and global marketing and communications. Throughout his 20-year career, Michael has brought an unorthodox sensibility to bear, inspiring creative talent and working with them to build design programs and organizations. This diversity of roles has provided the opportunity for him to contribute to a number of leading brands and organizations including Converse, Tempur Sealy, Steelcase, the DIY Network, and the Department of Homeland Security.
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IDEO values and guidelines
Human centric design
One client
No account managers
'Design for Change' group
Innovation Labs
Design thinking
Open source methodology
Creative confidence
Pattern recognition
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As a creative business manager to creative freelancers, Corwin cares about the why and how of making a living from ones passion. He manages talent such as world-renowned photographer and best-selling author David duChemin. He is the author of ‘Living the Dream: Putting Your Creativity to Work [and Getting Paid] which is a business book for creative people.
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The role of the business manager
Choosing the right business manager
Opportunity costs
7 clients
CEO, Concierge, Consigliere, Counsellor
Drawing a crowd
Target Audience vs Target Market
Zagging and Zigging
Financial advice for creative professionals
Diversifying your creative income streams
Drawing from parallel industries
Business manager for chefs
Not making negotiation emotional
Talent is implied
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David B. Goldstein is a writer, artist, researcher and co-author of the best-seller “Creative You: Using Your Personality Type To Thrive”. He is the originator of the ‘Creative-Type’ concept and speaks about how everyone can be creative in their own way using their natural strengths.
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Developing your personal creative style
Myers Briggs of Creativity
16 Creative Personality Types
Creative diversity
Brainstorming sessions
Delegating
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I spend much of my year as a creativity and innovation keynote speaker attending global conferences and creativity workshops in various parts of the world. I've also been fascinated by the differences in terms of how creativity is thought about in the West versus the East. When I ask an executive in New York what creativity means to them they describe "something coming from nothing" or what creativity experts call 'create ex nihilio'. However on a recent talk in Asia I asked the same question and creativity what described as "taking two ideas and arranging them in some new way". In today's episode of The Creative Life TV Show I talk about the origins of why creativity and innovation is thought about in different ways depending on where you are in the world.
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create ex nihilo - create out of nothing
Buddhism and Confucinism
create ex materia - create out of something
creativity is evolutionary
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Paul Jarvis has been called the hardest-working creative you’ll meet, and as a designer and writer he spends his time at the intersection of creativity and commerce. He has taught over 10,000 students through online courses, published four bestselling books, and worked with top entrepreneurs including Marie Forleo, Danielle Laporte and Kris Carr. Oh, and when not doing all this he finds time to host two podcasts, The Freelancer and Invisible Office Hours.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
The Accidental Entrepreneur
Choosing your clients
Niching down
Relating to ROI (return on investment)
Ontraport
Justin Livingstone and Hustle
Gary Vaynerchuk
2am Problems
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Ever wanted to write your first book? Then you'll love this episode of The Creative Life Podcast with writing coach Honorée Corder.
Honorée Corder is the author of 20 books, including You Must Write A Book, Vision to Reality, Tall Order, The Successful Single Mom book series, and The Divorced Phoenix. She is also Hal Elrod's business partner in The Miracle Morning book series, which has been a huge hit. Honorée coaches business professionals, writers, and aspiring non-fiction authors who want to publish their books to bestseller status, create a platform, and develop multiple streams of income. She also does all sorts of other magical things, and her badassery is legendary!
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Writing your first book in 3 days
Building your list
LinkedIn for writers
Reciprocity
The Successful Single Mom
Evergreen book marketing
Goodreads
Learning to say ‘no’
21 books + 7 Miracle Morning series books
Thinking about a series of books as opposed to just one book
Mark Victor Hansen story
Getting the confidence to write that first book
Major publisher vs self-publishing
Successful book marketing strategies
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Alan Iny is the senior specialist for creativity and scenarios at The Boston Consulting Group and has spent his entire working life on the subject of creativity in business. With the Boston Consulting Group since 2003, Alan has trained thousands of people on how to think creatively, and has work with clients across industries worldwide. His latest book, Thinking in New Boxes is now available in 11 languages.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
The importance of doubt in creativity
Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and innovation
Creativity across different cultures
Making a step-change
The intelligence trap
Creative strategy
Creative facilitator
Creativity Consultant role models (Edward de Bono)
Brainstorming questions not answers
Thinking creatively about the future
Neurocreativity
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Some of the most creative and innovative people have been risk takers, but calculated risk takers. In today's episode of The Creative Life TV Show I share the story of what a doctor in Enlightenment Edinburgh can teach us about taking risks.
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In this episode, you'll learn:
Dr James Young Simpson
Decanters of chloroform
Taking calculated risks
Silicon Valley tech billionaires
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Jason Kotecki is an artist, author, and speaker who considers himself a professional reminder-er and permission granter. His mission is to demonstrate how the secrets of childhood are timeless and through his work he shares real-world strategies and practical ideas for driving innovation, preventing burnout, and achieving new levels of productivity. His is the co-founder of Escape Adulthood which seeks to help people escape from adulthood and annihilate Adultitis.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Escape Adulthood Adventure Club
How to become an artist
Getting a literary agent
Publishing vs Self-Publishing
What is Adultist?
Being childlike and curious
Opening and Closing Keynotes
Tinkering vs Innovation
Authenticity
Comparison
Choosing the right bait
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Do you get some of your best ideas in coffee shops? Well you are not alone. Creativity and coffee has a long history and some of most innovative minds including Freud, Klimt, and Mahler valued the importance of coffee shops as a ‘third place’, not home and not work. In today’s episode of The Creative Life TV Show I share why coffee and tea shops have such a beneficial effect on the creative process.
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1900’s Vienna coffee shop culture
Central Cafe
Freud, Klimt, Mahler, Stalin, Trotsky
The cafe as a ‘third place’
Every batman needs a robin
Coffee shops as providers of intimacy and exploration
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In this episode of The Creative Life Podcast I talk with author and creativity speaker Warren Berger about the value of questioning, frame-storming and marketing your book.
Warren Berger is an innovation expert, speaker and author of 5 books, the most recent of which is “A More Beautiful Question”. A longtime contributor to the New York Times, Wired Magazine and Fast Company, Warren describes himself as a “Questionologist”. He believes that asking questions can spark innovation and lead to change. An expert on design thinking and innovation he has interview top entrepreneurs, creative artists, designers and innovators to find out how they ask game-changing questions, solve problems, and create new possibilities.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
The writing process
Creative writing
What if?
4th grade slump
Creativity in schools
The value of questioning
How the media frames questions
Open and closed questions
Re-framing the question
Why are you doing what you are doing?
Design thinking
Marketing your book
Public Words by Nick Morgan
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In this episode of The Creative Life Podcast David Burkus talks about the common myths of creativity. David Burkus is a writer, speaker, teacher and podcast host whose books include The Myths of Creativity and Under New Management but you’ll also find him writing for Harvard Business Review, Fast Company and Inc Magazine. When not writing or traveling to speak around the world he teaches at Oral Roberts University where he holds the position of Associate Professor of Management.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Bringing up creative children
Carol Dwek and the growth mindset
The myth of the muses
Pre-game creative rituals
Elizabeth Gilbert & Steven Pressfield
The creative class
The originality myth
Hofstede country comparisons
The eureka myth
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Ryan Kairalla is a lawyer, writer, podcaster and teacher and in this episode of The Creative Life he talks to me about poor man's copyright and 360 deals for creatives. He advises both chart-topping music artists and up-and-coming musicians about recording, publishing and management agreements as well as litigation and copyright. His new book ‘Break The Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success In The Music Industry’, shines a light on the pitfalls that too many music artists fall into and how musicians can achieve success on their own terms.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
Break The Business podcast and book
The music industry is dead...or is it!
360 deals in book publishing and music industry
Irving Azoff
Role of the music lawyer
Making a music career plan
Poor man's copyright
Hardware store for lightbulb moments
All You Need To Know About The Music Industry by Donald Passman
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Srinivas Rao is the host and founder of The Unmistakable Creative podcast where he’s conducted over 600 interviews with thought leaders and creative entrepreneurs including Tim Ferriss, Seth Godin and Simon Sinek. These interviews have given him a unique insight into what creates remarkable branding, storytelling and marketing. He is also the author of two books, his first ‘The Art of Being Unmistakable’ was a Wall Street Times bestseller while his latest ‘Unmistakable’ inspires readers to create their own path and define their own success.
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