The Creators Club Podcast

Our world has become digital. As creatives and business owners we need to be aware of how we are using the tools and platforms to our advantage. Whether that is to gain influence for our brand, sell products and services online or connect with our communities in a modern way. Fun Fact: Close to half the world's population, 3.03 billion people, are on some type of social media. Kane D. Ricca Working in the professional entertainment and media industries for over a decade, Kane has founded and developed many successful business ventures and creative projects. He is Founder & CEO of The Control Group, a fully integrated creative agency, dedicated to defying convention and providing innovative creative solutions within the ever-evolving media, event, entertainment and production landscapes. Kane is also a professional tap dancer.

At the heart of creative success stories are moments when people make key decisions that move things forward in leaps, opposed to tiny steps. This month, Kristina helps us explore the decisions we individually need to make to move forward. As an expert in helping people think clearly about decisions, Kristina shares the behind the scenes journey of building her business , and inspires us with her plans for next 5 years.

Self proclaimed "double agent" Tope Cheidoze is an educator and trainer for youth charity MyBnk by day and by night switches to his life passion alter-ego as rapper ICIE. In this talk at the June Inspire session at Canvas in London he shares how he discovered his passion for music, and how he also discovered it wasn't enough. How do you create value and profit from your passion when you also acknowledge that...nobody cares.

In this episode, Eugene Hughes - founder and Managing Director of global training organisation Artgym - tells us his journey from Ireland to the UK via the USA and two weeks living on just water in the Sahara. Eugene also introduces the Artgym Archetypes series and challenges us to consider whether we can decide everyday if it's best to be a warrior or a gardener; and does it help if you dress up!

Nic Whitfield is a coach, trainer and facilitator focusing on leadership and team development for Future Foundations. His experience ranges from leading expeditions in Antarctica to managing the performance of the English Rugby League team. Australian-born and now based in England, Nic tells us his journey to discovering authenticity in his own life and how that has informed his work helping people be the best they can be at whatever they choose, so that they feel good about themselves and others.

Jo Cruse, Managing Director of The Unreasonables (www.theunreasonables.org) tells us her story, how an omnishambles of divorce and depression taught her to choose a life that was more authentic and help others to do the same. Jo shares how this led to a journey from Alaska to Argentina and what she found out on the way.

Guest speaker Anyesha Minocha discusses how Conscious Action can help business owners and creators think differently about networking and collaboration opportunities. Aneysha tells us about her "rubicon moments" - a point of no return that results in an irrevocable commitment - and how this helped her find the route towards personal truth.