By Jordan Divecha
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In this episode of Everyday Innovation, we explore what it takes to make flow a regular part of your life and work—not just for productivity, but as a way to sustain creativity and well-being. Flow can help you find clarity, move past obstacles, and engage with your work in a fulfilling way.
In this episode of the Everyday Innovation podcast, I explore the entrepreneurial journey of Ravi Kurani, founder of Sutro, a company that has redefined water monitoring through cutting-edge technology.
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We discuss how his unique background inspired Sutro and how he has expanded his impact through the Liquid Assets podcast, which explores water-related issues, and through his role as an entrepreneur-in-residence.
Ravi shares insights on building an ecosystem of impact, leveraging networks like founder groups, and scaling ventures that drive meaningful change in sustainability and beyond.
His dedication to sustainable business models is also reflected in his work as a Frontier Market Scout Fellow with Sanghata Global.
A TEDx speaker and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Ravi remains grounded in the experiences that have shaped his journey, including his active role in the Hampton community, supporting digital-first founders.
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In this episode, I explore the often counterintuitive concept of creative constraints and how they can significantly boost creativity and innovation for creative entrepreneurs and early-stage founders.
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In this trailer episode, I introduce the new era of the Everyday Innovation podcast. This project has evolved from experimental beginnings to structured interviews and now includes insightful solo episodes, with a focus on providing actionable tools and practices.
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Akinwale Arokodare wears many hats - from being an accomplished architect to a creative coach and a self-discovery advocate. With a career spanning over a decade in architecture, Akinwale's personal journey of self-reinvention during the COVID era has equipped him with a deep understanding of the struggles and triumphs of embracing one's creativity.
His transition from a conventional architect to a multifaceted creative force, delving into music, art, and self-development, has given him a unique perspective on the intersection of personal growth and creative expression.
Akinwale's relatable experiences and insightful guidance make him a compelling ally for individuals navigating their own paths to creative fulfillment and self-discovery.
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Chapters:
(00:00:00) - Introduction and Background
(00:03:01) - Productize Yourself
(00:06:23) - Creative Awakening
(00:09:57) - Mindset Shift and Reflection
(00:14:31) - Design Thinking for Creativity
(00:16:22) - The Intersection of Strategy and Creativity
(00:17:30) - Bringing Architecture into Creativity
(00:19:29) - Transition to Creative Coaching
(00:21:44) - Exploring New Mediums
(00:29:49) - Nurturing Creativity in Children
(00:33:34) - Challenges of Creativity in African Culture
(00:35:25) - Thought Leadership and Perspective Shift
(00:39:54) - Importance of Long-Form Content
(00:43:57) - Building Relationships through One-on-One Calls
(00:48:08) - Spiritual Aspect of Creativity
(00:49:39) - The Three Levels of Creativity
(00:52:31) - Everyday Innovation
(00:54:40) - The Definition of a Creator
(00:55:12) - Overcoming Creative Roadblocks
(00:58:24) - Benefits of Creative Coaching
Resources:
Productize Yourself - https://nav.al/productize-yourself
Leonardo AI - https://leonardo.ai
YouTube - @AkinwaleArokodare
New Raising Creative Kids Guide (free!) - https://www.wireframeonline.com/product-page/raising-creative-kids-volume-1
Instagram - https://instagram.com/akinwale__a
Threads - https://threads.net/akinwale__a
TikTok - https://tiktok.com/@akinwale__a
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In this episode, Matthew Nanes, a multi-talented creative known as the Brand Bard, threads a story of purpose for listeners. Matthew's story arc is a testament to the power of following one's muse. From his early days in the punk rock scene to his current role as a brand messaging expert, his varied experiences have woven a rich tapestry that emphasizes the importance of purpose and impact.
This episode uncovers how Matthew's background in music, his instincts, and his focus on empathy have informed his approach to brand storytelling. Whether you're just starting your entrepreneurial journey or looking to refine your brand's narrative, this episode is filled with invaluable lessons and actionable insights.
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Podcast (Pod of Never)
Band (Swans of Never)
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In this compelling episode of the Everyday Innovation Podcast, I host my husband Adrian Divecha for a discussion on navigating career and life transitions by "peeling back the onion" to reveal one's core purpose.
Adrian, a former pilot turned recruitment expert, dives deep into the layers of career changes, discipline, and redefining success.
This metaphor of "peeling back the onion" aptly captures the essence of the conversation—each layer peeled back provides new insights into our purpose and guides our decisions.
Whether you're contemplating a career pivot or seeking to redefine your concept of success, this episode offers actionable insights to help you align your choices with your deeper purpose.
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The conversation then shifts to the importance of separating a holisitic personal brand from projects or products (00:16:02) and the exciting prospects YouTube offers with its recent additions of podcast lists and the general growth of video podcasts (00:20:16).
The conversation later turns to platform criticisms, with Instagram and Twitch's tactics coming under scrutiny, and YouTube being hailed as a more favorable platform for creators with less platform risk (00:22:56).
The discussion further evolves to practical tips on enhancing content and audience engagement (00:29:53), the importance of attention-grabbing thumbnails and titles on YouTube (00:39:37), and the need for building community (00:49:03).
We explore the transition from YouTube creator to entrepreneur (00:55:59) and offer specific advice for niche gaming YouTubers (00:57:01).
Finally, we discuss YouTube Marketing Secrets, Jeff's paid newsletter (01:03:55), the importance of confidence and overcoming challenges (01:10:20), and conclude by probing into what it means to be a creator and the motivations behind it (01:19:15).
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The podcast currently has 25 episodes available.