The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

By Srinivas RaoSociety & Culture
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The Unmistakable Creative Podcast episodes

  • Jesse Patel | A Simpler Way to Stay Organized
    Jesse Patel's fractal organization system is designed to help users of all kinds stay organized and productive. It's based on a simple, flexible structure that allows people to break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable pieces. Learn how to effectively organize your thoughts and plans in a way that makes sense and keeps your organized.

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    50 min
  • George Ko | Why it Takes 1000 Small Breaks to Get One Big One
    George Ko, known for his dazzling sound and eloquence at the piano, is a pianist and composer who has played on stages around the world. George highlights the importance of dedication, grit and consistency when pursuing a creative path. Here's why being able to get 1000 small breaks instead of one big one will be what defines your ability to hit it big in the future.

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    49 min
  • Listener Favorites: Sarah Sarkis | How to Change Your Life Without Losing Your Mind
    Sarah Sarkis, psychologist, writer and performance consultant, works to empower people to achieve long term change and growth through an entirely science-backed approach. We discuss a few relatable topics like parenting, social media, education and growing up before moving on to some deeper questions that ultimately unveil the profound psychology and tactical methods behind changing your life.

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    59 min
  • Jeremey Utley | How Having Lots of Ideas Leads to Creative Breakthroughs
    If you want to be more innovative, you need to start by changing the way you think about creativity. Good ideas aren't the result of pure wisdom, but rather the practice of innovation. Learn how to tap into surprising and valuable ideas on demand and fill the creative pipeline with breakthrough ideas.

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    58 min
  • David Sax | The Future is Analog
    David Sax is questioning our cultures ambition to build a fully digital world. One where we're constantly connected and entertained, with gratification always a click away. The pandemic gave us a taste of this digitized future, and for many of us, it left much to be desired. So the question is: what future do we want?

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    1 hr 23 min
  • Listener Favorites: Srini Pillay | The Power of the Unfocused Mind
    When it comes to task completion and goal achievement, most people assume that more focus is the answer. Srini Pillay, however, demonstrates how specific types of planned "unfocus" can actually stimulate cognitive calmness, jumpstart productivity, inspire creativity, and help you stay on target.

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    51 min
  • [Preview] The Unmistakable Creativity Hour | Own Your Distribution
    In this episode, Gareth and Srini discuss the importance of owning your distribution channel. They emphasize the importance of not relying on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube, which can change algorithms or disappear altogether. Instead, they suggest using these platforms to drive traffic to your own channels, where you have control over the data and can better understand your audience. They also discuss the importance of starting a vlog to establish trust with potential customers.

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    14 min
  • Craig Swanson | The Power of a Willingness To Be Wrong
    Entrepreneur and startup studio owner, Craig Swanson, argues that the ability to embrace being wrong is essential to success in any field. Swanson explains that most people are afraid of being wrong. As a result, they're constantly second-guessing themselves and their ideas, which stifles creativity and innovation. Instead of being afraid of being wrong, we should embrace it as a necessary part of the process.

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    59 min

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