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In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, Dr. Anthony Metivier, reveals how he teaches people how to improve their memory and concentration using his Magnetic Memory Method.

As a former professor, a teacher of film, a bass player, and the founder of the Magnetic Memory Method, he also the author or many books on the subject.

He holds a BA and MA in English Literature, an MA in Media & Communications and a PhD in Humanities and is currently memorizing all of Bach’s compositions for the cello.

Dr. Metivier reveals the basic fundamentals behind his memory techniques. He also shares his own journey, with bi-polar disorder, and how evolving these techniques saved his life.

In this episode you'll learn how these memory techniques can improve your confidence and creativity and why they work regardless of how you feel.

Dr Metivier demonstrates how these techniques can be used to learn new languages and remember music whilst revealing one of the biggest barriers to creativity (not related to memory!)

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In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Tom Evans, author and host of The Zone Show, shares his own ideas on how he gets so much done.

As the author of 11 books, including New Magic For a New Era, and as the producer of a successful podcast series, Tom's output appears unstoppable, so what's his secret?

Tom suggests that there are several areas to consider.

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Ex-BBC television engineer, Tom Evans, today hosts The Zone Show podcast.

He’s an author, a holistic healer and a creativity and transformation coach who helps others to overcome creative blocks and to get published.

Having written several books, including his latest book, New Magic For A New Era, and in this episode, Tom reveals how he gets his writing done.

Tom shares his journey including how he found meditation despite a busy life and why he believes the physics of tomorrow is the metaphysics of today.

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In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Janey Moffatt, founder of The Craftimation Factory, shares the steps she's taken towards finding her own true calling.

Janey shares the reality of creating a living doing what you love: the challenges you'll face and how to take action to develop the confidence and courage you need to realise your big ideas.

Learn how to find your own, authentic, creative path beyond your comfort zone. Why forming a networking of like-minded people around you is a must.

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In part 2 of this two-part series on Inspirational Creatives, Janey Moffatt, co-founder and co-creator of The Craftimation Factory, reveals how she found the courage to start her own creativity charity following the traumatic birth of her son.

In this episode, part two of our chat, Janey shares the final part of her story as well as her experiences documenting the challenges for women in Afghanistan.

She also reveals how her creative workshops have won awards, brought teachers close to tears, as well as community and support to those who need it most.

You'll learn how Janey seeks funding for her workshops and what to do if you're thinking of making the leap to start your own creative endeavour full-time too.

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In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Janey Moffatt, co-founder and co-creator of The Craftimation Factory shares how, at a critical decision point in her life, she chose to follow her own creative path.

Dismissing other opportunities, and without a clear plan, miraculously doors started opening for Janey, with people offering their support and help.

Two insights are revealed from Janey's experience. These may help you to find the creative success you are looking for. Learn how you can become somebody who gains unconditional support.

To hear everything Janey had to say, take a listen to episode ICP 047.

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Janey Moffatt is the co-founder and co-creator of the The Craftimation Factory: a charity created to bring creativity, support and joy to those who most need it.



Founded with her mother, Linda, in 2012, the Craftimation Factory delivers creative projects and workshops to schools, festivals and communities.



In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, part 1 of 2, Janey reveals her story: a story that involves a fifteen year career as a film and video producer, a traumatic childbirth and a creative childhood growing up amongst the troubles in Northern Ireland.



Janey describes how she found her own creative success with the support of her Mum and how she finally came to terms with being diagnosed with bipolar after many years of non-acceptance.



More recently, Janey has documented the desperate challenges for women living in Afghanistan: regularly facing death.



You'll learn how Janey found her first few steps to creative freedom and how finding that one person who believes in you can be your most important asset.

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In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, UnMarketing’s Scott Stratten reveals how to sell more, and gain the appreciation of your fans and customers, by building better relationships.

You'll learn how to get repeat customers, why you can't sell to angry fans and customers plus the one mistake many folks make at networking events.

Scott has over 175,000 people follow his daily rantings on Twitter and speaks at events for companies including PepsiCo, Adobe, Red Cross, Hard Rock Cafe and Cirque du Soleil.

He is the author of 4 books including his latest, UnSelling, written with UnPodcast co-host, Alison Kramer.

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Scott Stratten is the President of UnMarketing.

In this interview, Scott reveals his personal philosophy and his life behind the scenes: working with his muse and the people he most admires in the industry.

Hear how Scott’s Mum knew he was going to be an entrepreneur the day she found him creatively managing dog poop and how he escaped bankrupcy 3 times.

Once a music industry marketer and national sales training manager, and now an author of 4 books, he ran his UnAgency for almost a decade before solely focusing on speaking at events for companies like PepsiCo, Adobe, Red Cross, Hard Rock Cafe and Cirque du Soleil.

Scott now has over 175,000 people follow his daily rantings on Twitter and was named one of the top 5 social media influencers in the world on Forbes.com.

Recently signing to the CBS network with his podcast, Unpodcast, together with co-host, Alison Kramer, they have recently published their latest book, Unselling, about the new customer experience.

Learn why it's important to earn the trust of your customers and why it takes time to build a platform as a creative entrepreneur.

You'll also hear about how Scott met Alison Kramer and how Unmarketing was created including his proudest moments in business.

Ali Clabburn is the founder of Liftshare.com, the most successful car-pooling service in the U.K. 

In this short action episode, Ali reveals how Liftshare created a team that deliberately disrupted their business ideas, thinking and  assumptions.

Ali explains how they faced fierce competition, and a rapidly changing market, using the mindset of a start-up and existing resources.

The result is an innovative business model that delivers new apps and services helping their customers to save money whilst improving the environment.