Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant? Voice technologies are slowly figuring out how to make themselves indispensable in our lives. While they aren't there yet, they likely WILL get there, and when they do the way we work and live will likely change dramatically. In this keynote at the Nashville Voice Conference hosted by [Data Driven Design] I talk about the benefit of being an early adopter and leaning into innovation.

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Isaac (@yaoaddae) and I dig into this quote from issue #67 of the Grind "You must first find the courage and compassion to find your demons before you can deal with them." Hear how reflection of a traumatic experience from childhood illuminated a path of healing.

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Ok. If you're a fan of soccer and especially if you're a fan of Nashville SC, you will love today's episode of the #CreativePower Hour. Today, we premiere my conversation with my friend, the CEO of Nashville Soccer Club, Ian Ayre. Incredible story, wonderful guy.

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Isaac (@yaoaddae) and I dig into one of my tweets that read "The greatest lie the modern world ever told to thwart the power of intention is multitasking". Listen as we break down the difference of multitasking and being intentional.

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What do Nebraska, Maroon 5 and Project Runway have in common? The amazing Amanda Valentine (@valentimes). Nashville's fashion and styling legend in the making shares her story on the latest episode of the #CreativePower Hour!

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This week on the podcast we bring you an interview I did on Nick Carrier's "Best You" Podcast. Nick and I discuss the core concepts of entrepreneurship and the principles that I've learned on my journey that have helped me be successful as well as survive failures.

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In today's show, Marcus sits down with Libby Callaway. Libby has contributed to some of the country’s most widely regarded magazines and newspapers, including the New York Post, where she was employed as a writer and editor from 1997 to 2004. Marcus and Libby talk about her amazing story about the hustle and bustle of being a writer in New York and traveling the world.

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In today's show, Marcus sits down with Dr. Turner Nashe, who is the Executive Vice President of Global Tel* Link, and a die-hard entrepreneur. Turner shares his incredible story about coming from nothing, faking it until you make it, losing it all, and then getting it all back.

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Marcus makes a guest appearance on the "Navigate" podcast presented by the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, hosted by Clark and Brynn. The show is all about Nashville's entrepreneur ecosystem. Marcus shares how entrepreneurs can turn pain into success.

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In today's show, Isaac questions Marcus about his tweet, "We're not meant to compartmentalize, we're meant to integrate. When we aren't authentic in all situations, it causes dissonance and pain. When we fail to see ourselves as connected to everything around us (even that which we do not like) it does the same.

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