The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

The workplace can feel like a pretty unemotional place sometimes. Elisabeth Fosselin is an author and speaker who’s work with Mollie West Duffy focuses on the power of embracing emotions in the workplace. In this episode, we get to discuss the ideas behind their book, No Hard Feelings. Elisabeth gives us an inspiring and in-depth look into the framework of their book, as well as what inspired this quirky and interactive guide that ultimately allows us to be the same person in and out of the workplace.

More about Liz and Mollie’s book, No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions At Work can be found at lizandmollie.com/book

You can find out more about Liz and Mollie and their work on their website lizandmollie.com as well as @lizandmollie on Twitter and Instagram

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It’s time for Part 2 of our inspiring conversation with Ishita Gupta. Ishita helped Seth Godin publish his book Linhchpin: Are You Indispensable?, as well as another 6 bestselling books at The Domino Project. She is now a writer and speaker who works with clients who are serious about living up to their potential. She joins us for this special 2 part episode of the Unmistakable Creative Podcast where she gives a beautiful anecdote of her newly found friendship with David, a homeless man from New York, as well as an inspiring look into the past and present of her work and how she got to where she is today.

To find out more about Ishita Gupta and her work, visit her website at ishitagupta.com

You’ll find Ishita on most platforms as Ishita Gupta, including Instagram

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Ishita Gupta helped Seth Godin publish his book Linhchpin: Are You Indispensable?, as well as helped publish 6 bestselling books at The Domino Project. She is now a writer and speaker and works with clients who are serious about living up to their potential. She joins us for this special 2 part episode of the Unmistakable Creative Podcast, filled with wisdom and beautiful insights into building confidence and self-worth, living without fear and pursuing your dreams.

To find out more about Ishita Gupta and her work, visit her website at ishitagupta.com

You’ll find Ishita on most platforms as Ishita Gupta, including Instagram

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In one of our most enthralling interviews we’ve had, Nadia Bolz-Weber tells us her story about faith and the founding of the House for All Sinners and Saints. Nadia was raised fundamental Christian, and her frustrations with organized religion later in life caused her to create the kind of church that she wanted to attend. What started out as a living room congregation, eventually grew into the House for All Sinners and Saints. Take a listen to our latest episode to hear her compelling story and view on God and religion!

Nadia Bolz-Weber is a Lutheran minister who founded and is the pastor at the House for All Sinners and Saints, a mission congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in Denver, Colorado.

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For this episode of the podcast, we are joined by blogger, author and inspirational speaker, Allie Casazza. Allie is a wife and a mother of four kids who she and her husband happily home-school. The two of them also work together on her blog-turned-business. Allie has discovered a profoundly simple and liberating outlook on motherhood. You’ll find out how she has woven minimalism into her life as well as into the way she teaches and raises her kids. The benefits pave the way to a richer life.

To find out more about Allie and her work, visit her website at alliecasazza.com

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Follow Allie on Instagram on @allie_thatsme

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In this episode of Unmistakable Creative, we delve into the philosophy of Digital Minimalism with Cal Newport, a computer science professor at Georgetown University. As our world becomes increasingly digital, maintaining a healthy mindset can become a cluttered and stressful experience. Newport offers insightful advice on how Digital Minimalism can be the key to living a focused life in an increasingly noisy world.

Newport, a New York Times bestselling author of seven books, including "A World Without Email," "Digital Minimalism," and "Deep Work," discusses the importance of being intentional with our use of technology. He emphasizes the need to align our digital habits with our core values and to be mindful of how our online activities impact our overall well-being.

In this enlightening conversation, Newport shares strategies for implementing digital minimalism in our daily lives. From taking a break from all optional technologies for 30 days to creating 'operating procedures' for the tools we let back into our lives, Newport provides a roadmap for navigating the digital world without letting it overwhelm us. Tune in to learn more about how you can embrace digital minimalism and thrive in the new economy.

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I truly do believe that this is both the very best time in the history of the universe, as far as we can tell, to make something because the tools for creation have never been more easily gotten, they’ve never been cheaper. They’ve never been better. They’ve never been as diverse. And they truly make things more accessible. So if you want to make something that has been made already like a book, a movie, a song, the tools do that are just about free, which means almost anybody in the world can get their hands on it. And many of these things in previous generations were prohibitively expensive and relegated to the elites. But now you can make a book that looks as good as a best-selling author can make, and you can distribute it, and it costs very little do…We are at a moment right now in terms of what’s ahead of us, that it’s a very rapidly expanding opening. We’re on the cusp of all these very transformative technologies and trends that will produce more stuff and opportunities in the next 50 years than in the past 50 years as much as that’s hard to believe. – Kevin Kelly

Kevin Kelly is the founding executive editor of Wired Magazine, and author of The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future

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Aaron Dignan is the founder of The Ready and author of the book, Brave New Work. He joins us for this episode to discuss some of the major points in his book which focuses on rewriting the system of operation within a business to be more efficient and provide a richer experience on every level. Consider that many of the workflows within our businesses are outdated and time-consuming. Well, Aaron has a method to update our operating system.

Aaron’s book can be found at www.bravenewwork.com

To find out more about Aaron and his work, simply visit www.theready.com

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For this episode of the podcast, Daniel Levin, Connectivity Expert and Author, shares a captivating recount of the life-changing events that lead him to go on to write the book, The Mosaic, and become the person he is today. Throughout this discussion, Daniel talks about losing both his parents at a young age, choosing to walk away from H&R Block when he was 16, as well as discovering the true power of connection, and much, much more.

To find Daniel Levin’s book, The Mosaic, as well as more about him and his work, simply visit: https://themosaiconline.com

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