Podcast appearances and mentions of mark mcguinness

Poet and creative coach Mark McGuinness shares a simple but transformative phrase for getting unstuck: “Even though…” In this episode, I explore how this tiny mindset shift can unlock momentum, courage, and creative breakthroughs. Whether you're worried about failure, lacking resources, or facing the unknown, "even though" helps you act anyway—and that's where real progress begins.

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you the day's football news, which is dominated by the Republic of Ireland's second half collapse at Wembley. Heimir Hallgrimsson attempts to rationalise the capitulation, and we also catch up with debutant Mark McGuinness. Lee Carsley discusses what he's learned during his time in charge of England. We round up the rest of last night's Nations League affairs. Plus, the latest on Neymar's future in Saudi Arabia.

On Monday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you the day's football news, which is dominated by the Republic of Ireland's second half collapse at Wembley.Heimir Hallgrimsson attempts to rationalise the capitulation, and we also catch up with debutant Mark McGuinness.Lee Carsley discusses what he's learned during his time in charge of England.We round up the rest of last night's Nations League affairs.Plus, the latest on Neymar's future in Saudi Arabia

Luton make the extremely long trip to Middlesbrough for a lunchtime showdown to close out a three-game week on Saturday. Kev is joined as always by The Lutonian journalist James Cunliffe to look ahead to a tricky contest against an inconsistent Boro side. The boys express their bafflement at the opposition when looking at them through the guise of the numbers and pick out one or two threats the home side could carry. The attention then turns to the Hatters and where the changes that Rob Edwards promised after the Cardiff win could come. Will he make wholesale changes or just tweaks? Listen to find out the lads' thoughts on that, their score predictions and more on the latest episode of your award-nominated, longest running Luton Town podcast. Luton ground out a 1-0 win in a positive if unspectacular night of football at Kenilworth Road on Wednesday evening. Kev is joined by The Lutonian journalist James Cunliffe to look back on a night which could well be pivotal when we look back on it at the end of the season. The chaps talk through the key points of the game, from the really good bits to the tedious stuff, picking out some key performers and what has been learned since the last three-game week. The lads also look at how the squad looks now players are returning and the bigger picture and where we stand. Hear interviews from Rob Edwards, Mark McGuinness and more on the latest episode of the longest running Luton Town podcast! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Find us at: https://www.lutontownsupporterstrust.com Find all the latest Luton Town news at The Lutonian: https://thelutonian.com/ Thanks to The Barber Club and The Lower Level for hosting our new studio for the regular podcast. You can find them at:  The Lower Level: https://www.instagram.com/_thelowerlevel_/?hl=en-gb The Barber Club: https://www.facebook.com/TheBarberClubLuton/?locale=en_GB Like our logo? Check out Ed Smith Creative at: https://www.edsmithcreative.co.uk  Like our theme tune? It's by Seán Grant and the Wolfgang who have just released their new EP 'Divide the Light' on Luton label Vandalism Begins at Home Records. Find it on all streaming platforms at: https://linktr.ee/sgwolfgang.

Ryan Dilks and Justin Peach discuss the latest news from the Championship.Is Paul Heckingbottom the right man for Preston?Will Leeds ever sign someone?Do Burnley really need MORE players?And £10m for Mark McGuinness?It's the Second Tier.Sign up to our Patreon here!Watch this episode on YouTube here!Follow us on X, Instagram and email us secondtierpod@gmail.com.**Please rate and review us on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your pods. It means a lot and makes it easy for other people to find us. Thank you!** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brian Dillon, one part of Meltybrains, released his second solo album under the moniker The Line on November 1, 2023. Entitled Red Blood Cells and Righteousness, it's an album full of collaborations, featuring Lullahush, Fehdah and Loah, Sarah Corcoran (Pillow Queens), Sorcha Richardson, Talos, God Knows and Murli, and lots more. On this episode, we talk through all the tracks on the album and discuss the making of it. Brian says: “This is an album built on personal relationships and communication, dedicated to playing a small but significant role as a part of a world so much bigger than any of us are willing to admit. After all, maybe we're all just blood cells, swimming through the veins of the earth, serving a much higher function.” On January 25 at The Horse Gallery, Dorset Street, Dublin, the exhibition White Blood Cells is opening, a sister piece to the album. A series of immersive soundscapes by Brian Dillon in collaboration with photographer Mark McGuinness. The audio-visual work explores the role and effect of supply chains in today's global world. From the press release: One of the key topics highlighted by the audio work is immigration and refuge. In 2024 global migration is taking place on a level never seen before. The work explores the West's reluctance to give shelter to people who have been driven from their homes due to economic factors which are heavily influenced by western consumer demands. If Dillon's soundscapes pose questions for the future of society, industry, and migration, McGuinness' images act as accompanying notes on our present. The images are all taken from the ongoing project, I Hope I'm Wrong, which documents the impact human activity is having on the environment. All of the images are taken in locations in Ireland which are predicted to be heavily impacted by sea level rise within the next decade. A live performance will take place on the opening night by a music group made up of migrants and asylum seekers. They will perform a short set of songs from their home countries at 6pm, Thursday 25th January 2024. Admission is free, and all are welcome to attend. You can buy Red Blood Cells and Righteousness at TheLine2.bandcamp.com

In this episode, Kathleen talks with, poet, coach for creatives and podcaster Mark McGuinness about what success means to him. Check out Mark's poetry podcast ‘A Mouthful of Air', and information about his poetry projects at www.markmcguinness.com For more on Mark's creative coaching work, including his podcast ‘The 21st Century Creative', visit his coaching website www.lateralaction.com

My guest this episode is Mark McGuinness, a poet who also writes books and hosts podcasts about how creative people can get over blocks in their productivity, motivation, and resilience, among other factors that can get in their way. Mark says his career as a poet and a creative coach employ the same kind of ability to listen carefully to language. ALLi's Inspirational Indie Author Podcast stream is sponsored by Kobo Writing Life, a global, independent ebook and audiobook publishing platform that empowers authors with a quick and easy publishing process and unique promotional opportunities. To reach a wide readership, create your account today! Thank you, Kobo, for your support of this podcast. Find more author advice, tips, and tools at our Self-publishing Author Advice Center, with a huge archive of 2,000+ blog posts, and a handy search box to find key info on the topic you need. We invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally, if you haven't already. You can do that at allianceindependentauthors.org. About the Host Howard Lovy has been a journalist for more than 35 years, and now amplifies the voices of independent author-publishers and works with authors as a developmental editor. Find Howard at howardlovy.com, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

Occasionally I come across a book that I  get fired up about and todays is one such book.   Manage Your Day-to-Day edited by Jocelyn Glei brings to us by "highlighting the best practices for making ideas happen."On todays show, we will talk about executing on those ideas and putting theory into action.  Key Points from the Episode:Our teachers--and our old friends-- from this book, Seth Godin, Mark McGuinness, Cal Newport and Steven Pressfield.Cal Newports Time Blocking method3 master tips to execute, execute, executeOther resources: More goodnessGet our top book recommendations listWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

Mark McGuinness brings an insightful conversation for the last episode of season seven. He is an author, poet, and coach for creative entrepreneurs. Mark hosts the 21st Century Creative podcast, as well as A Mouth full of Air, a poetry podcast, both of which I highly recommend.In this interview he shares some of the key points to start and evolve a creative business, and make a living out of our craft. Among other things, he mentions how to have those difficult conversations that are needed to advance in our careers, the importance of creating assets, how to treat the business as a creative project itself, as well as branding and positioning.Mark has written four books full of resources on how to thrive as a creative in the 21st century. And contributed chapters to two international best sellers from 99U, Manage Your Day-to-Day and Maximize Your Potential.He is an award-winning poet and has been a creative coach since 1996. During that time he's worked with outstanding performers in almost every field of the arts and creative industries, including film, television, radio, theatre, music, design, advertising, and others.Mark also talks about important aspects of a creative entrepreneur, including motivation, communication and presentation skills or productivity. He also shares part of his own “mental hygiene routine” to switch off the demands of work.Visit  www.lateralaction.com, and sign up to get the 26 lessons of The 21st Century Creative foundation course for free via email. This course is a guide that includes productivity, marketing, networking, going freelance, dealing with rejection and criticism, and much more.Follow him on Twitter:@markmcguinnessEpisode of 21st Century Creative Podcast with Kristin Linklater, the teacher of voice work for actors and speakers: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1hSq5xEBVH84RXM4MmipnO?si=yE_Mc1JfQ66KieNP77InWw**Visit www.nickymondellini.com/podcast and download the ebook “Learn to handle the NOs of the industry” for free, and subscribe to receive La Pizarra's monthly newsletter with news about new episodes and various resources for the best development of your artistic career*Squadcast is the best platform to record your podcast or virtual meetings with up to nine guests with professional sound quality. You can download your audio files already mastered with Dolby sound.Choose your membership level after trying it free for seven days at: https://squadcast.fm/?ref=lapizarra *Canva Pro has thousands of templates and images to bring your creations to life, now you can use the calendar to plan the posts you want for the entire month, plus all the tools to create any type of project. Try it free for 30 days at: https://partner.com/canva/lapizarra   **Don't forget to subscribe to La Pizarra and get access to all the episodes, download them and share them on social media, your comments are well received too!** Visit https://www.nickymondellini.com to learn about the work of actress, host and voice over artist Nicky Mondellini.Nicky Mondellini is an artist of international stature with more than thirty years in the entertainment industry. Her voice is heard in commercials on television, radio and digital platforms worldwide. She is the host and producer of La Pizarra with Nicky Mondellini since 2020.Her work as an actress includes more than twelve telenovelas, several classical and contemporary Spanish plays, short and feature films, and the hosting of morning shows in Mexico and the United States. She is also a narrator for documentaries, as well as promotional and corporate videos.Follow Nicky on:Instagram @nickymondelliniTwitter @nicky3ch_nickyFacebook https://www.facebook.com/nickymondellinivoiceover  LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/nickymondellinivoiceover 

Quite a couple of weeks - dumping Newcastle out of the cup and a hard-fought victory at Wycombe to pull clear of Ipswich in second, with top spot in our sights...Dom and James look back over those games, and ahead to the infamous Fleetwood, with visits from The Cods in the league and FA Cup separated by a trip to Cheltenham.Plus with Mark McGuinness back at Cardiff, what's looking likely in the final fortnight of the transfer window?Thank you to our awesome Gold supporters Tyto Law Solicitors: https://www.tytolaw.co.uk/Contact us on Twitter: twitter.com/DomAndJames twitter.com/domhowson twitter.com/JamesMarriottUTO.

Does it go down as a 'famous' victory? Was it Mark McGuinness last game? On this week's Sheffield Wednesday Monday review we've got the whole team in as Chris Holt, Alex Miller and Joe Crann discuss an incredibly fun night out at Hillsborough as they beat Newcastle United in the FA Cup. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-star-sheffield/message

CAUTION – about 25 minutes in there are swears! Definitely grab some headphones or listen away from sensitive ears today. I had a truly bizarre experience last week. I watched my own life play out in a documentary about people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. What you hear today is the birth of my impossible dream: It's time to rebrand ADHD. By the way – I've heard it said that "The difficult is that which takes a little time. The impossible is that which takes a little longer." THAT'S the sense in which I mean impossible above. Today's links… ... I was honored to be in my friend Mark McGuinness's Creative Disruption season of his amazing 21st Century Creative podcast this year! Mark has created a page with the whole season gathered together where you can find all our interviews: https://lateralaction.com/articles/creative-disruption-pandemic/ ... I AM HAVING A DANCE-A-THON!! It's January 1, 2023, it's virtual, and it's going to be a blast! Find more information and register by clicking this link: http://kaylockkolp.com/adventures ... Here is the GoFundMe for my trip! https://www.gofundme.com/f/from-wheelchair-to-walking-across-england ... Watch the trailer for the wonderful ADHD documentary The Disruptors – recommended to me by my buddy and friend-of-the-podcast Janine Halloran – by clicking this link: https://disruptorsfilm.com/ Much love to you! Thank you for being here, Kay

This is a special guest episode where I'm interviewed by Mark McGuinness on his podcast. In this interview we talk about what separates the highest performers from the rest, and how to avoid the pitfalls of success. Enjoy. Love. Rich PS. For most of human history, it wasn't called coaching. It was called leadership. Download an FAQ for great leaders who want to be great coaches - with a handful of high-performing, high-fee clients. https://richlitvin.com/rules

With inspiration from Mark McGuinness, you'll integrate poetry into your writing life as a pleasurable practice that elevates your prose. In this interview, Mark describes the vision for his podcast and his own poetic beginnings, and he urges writers (and readers) to simply enjoy poetry. You'll see ways poetry intersects with and impacts prose—you can even play a literary game he describes at the end. Learn from Mark: How a mouthful of air is a perfect image for poetry and podcastsHow can we translate metaphor into our other forms of writing (without being weird)The metaphor that comes to his mind when describing himself and his writingHow poems "mug" Mark and he drops everything to chase them like leprechaunsThe importance of getting input on your work and finding a writing mentorPlus, play his writing game (bring your prose)! Listen to episode 245 and check out excerpts in the transcript below. You'll be inspired by his warm, encouraging advice. If his subtle persuasion succeeds, you may embrace poetry as the next step in your literary journey. Meet Mark McGuinness Mark McGuinness is a poet based in Bristol, UK. On his poetry podcast A Mouthful of Air he interviews contemporary poets about their writing practice and draws out insights that can help any writer become more creative, expressive and memorable. Mark also takes classic poems apart to show us how they work and what we as writers can learn from the examples of poets including Yeats, Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, Chaucer and Edward Lear. Links: Visit amouthfulofair.fmListen to A Mouthful of Air on Apple PodcastsTwitter: @amouthfulofairInstagram: @airpoets https://youtu.be/bu0LwCeNlQw Mark McGuinness Interview This is a lightly edited transcript. [00] - Ann Kroeker With inspiration from my guest Mark McGuinness, you may find yourself integrating poetry into your writing life as both a pleasure and a practice. I'm Ann Kroeker, Writing Coach. If you're tuning in for the first time, welcome. If you're a regular, welcome back. I'm sharing my best tips and training skills and strategies to help writers improve their craft, pursue publishing and achieve their writing goals. Today I have Mark McGuinness on the show, a poet from Bristol, UK. On his poetry podcast, A Mouthful of Air, Mark interviews contemporary poets to discover their writing practice and draws out insights that can help any writer become more creative, expressive and memorable. Mark also takes classic poems apart to show us how they work and what we as writers can learn from the examples of poets like Yates, Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, Chaucer and Edward Lear. Listen in on our conversation. [00:54] - Ann Kroeker I am so excited to have Mark McGuinness on the call today on our show and we are going to talk about a lot of different things related to the creative life, the writing life, even the poetry life. Mark, thanks for being on the call. [01:09] - Mark McGuinness Thank you. It's lovely to be here, Ann. [01:12] - Ann Kroeker I am looking forward to learning more about how you approach your own creative life and how you use and enable poetry to be part of what feeds your creative life, how you inspire others with poetry, because that seems to be a big part of your life. Can you tell the listeners and viewers, can you tell us a little bit more about who you are and what you do? [01:37] - Mark McGuinness Sure. I am a poet living in Bristol, in the southwest of England, in the UK. I've been writing poetry quite a while and in my typical group of friends, I'm usually the one who reads poetry. I've always been quite aware that most people don't read poetry most of the time. There are a lot of people who are very literate, very well read, very avid readers, but who will generally read anything but poetry. And to my point of view, it's not that hard. I think a lot of people get put off at school,

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N.B. It's been a trying week, so the notes are pretty minimal for this episode. If we mention something you have trouble finding, just write me and I'll help you out.Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– A Mouthful of Air by Mark McGuinness– He Thinks of Those Who Have Spoken Evil of His Beloved by W. B. Yeats– Poetry as Enchantment by Dana Gioia– Charmless and Interesting by Robert Archambeau– Straight White Men by Young Jean LeeTwitter: @sleerickets, @BPlatzerEmail: sleerickets [at] gmail [dot] comMusic by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

During the course of my podcast interviews, I keep coming across the notion that composers have a “unique voice”. Indeed this is true of any artist  In episode one Stephen Warbeck talks about your creative voice being a part of your personality that shines through in your music. Stephen tells the the story of director Phillip Kaufman requesting “music as mad as you are” of Stephen In episode 2 Todd Baker talks about his days at college where he felt that certain students had a very distinct creative voice early on. He on the other hand, spent his college years perfecting the technical side of writing, producing and mixing and then went on to develop his unique voice. Can You Ever Have a Truly Original Creative Voice?    Some people may question whether or not you can ever create a piece of music that is truly unique. After all there are only so many notes and so many combinations of those notes. Creative coach Mark McGuinness believes that the art which we consume throughout our lives will go a long way to influencing how we create. But everyone's influences will be different and it's actually the nuances between those influences and the way that we draw on them or combine them that ultimately creates something unique.  Is that unique combination of influences our creative voice? There is a great quote from DeadMau5: “every music producer copies, good producers copy in new ways”  Finding vs Hearing Your Creative Voice   Creative coach Peleg Top introduced me to an interesting distinction.  “You don't find your creative voice, you hear it.” This really resonated with me because it reframes your creative voice as something that it is already within you rather than being something that you have lost or need to find.  It's intrinsic rather than extrinsic.   So now instead of looking for my creative voice and I'm listening for it. But in listening for my creative voice the tendency is to listen to the end product. Trying to identify subtle nuances that define my voice but I wonder whether that is flawed.  I wonder whether hearing your creative voices is less about the final product and more about the way we approach being creative in the first place.  In episiode three Isobel Waller-Bridge reveals that she is rarely thinking of how the musical will sound in the end but rather what's her emotional staring point? Creating from the Heart vs Creating from the Head   I have always said that writing music, whether it be for tv and film or commercial release is about eliciting emotion in the listener.  The more emotion that we can draw on when writing, the more likely that music is to move someone emotionally.  Look at Adele. Every album she releases goes to number 1. Aside from the fact that she has an incredible voice, what is it about her music that captivates listeners around the world? I believe that when she writes and performs she channels so  much emotion into her songs that it moves people on a different level. Sure we can create intellectually and this is a very valuable skill but if that is combined with writing emotionally, then maybe that's where we find the magic.    

If you're in need of a conversation that boosts your joy in being alive, this is the one for you! My guest, Peleg Top of pelegtop.com, is a mentor and an artist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Peleg goes deep today on how the challenges he's faced have helped him grow into the playful and fulfilled person he is today. This is an extremely fun conversation which includes, among much else, references to ecstatic dance and the latest Abba album! More Links from our conversation… I first heard Peleg speak with Mark McGuinness on Mark's wonderful podcast, 21st Century Creative. Peleg sends out a beautiful newsletter-essay each month called a Love Letter; sign up for them here. A formative book for me that comes up today is called A Young People's History of the United States While my website's Art page is still under construction, visit my redbubble page by clicking here… Thank you for being along on this journey with me! Much love, Kay Kay Lock Kolp M.Ed. Coach and Artist kaylockkolp.com     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

Episode 108 / Mark McGuinness joins us this week to talk about poetry and it's a fascinating discussion. We chat about the multiple ways to experience poetry as well as how writing first thing in the day has been a key to Mark's success. Show notes: Why you sometimes have to get out of the way and let the poem or prose come through Why it's much better not to treat marketing as something separate from the creation process How a “mistake” led Mark to an unexpected career path Mark's poetry podcast, A Mouth Full of Air, where each episode focuses on one poem and the inspiration and writing process behind it How poets bring their poetry into physical world, including his collaboration with a sculptor to produce concrete poetry A common mistake poets and writers often make Why writing first is a key to his success Come over and say hi to Jami and Sara in the WIKT Facebook group! You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. Links: Mark's poetry website A Mouthful of Air https://amouthfulofair.fm/ Instagram: @airpoets The Big List of Craft and marketing books mentioned on WIKT podcast episodes Jami's Launch Plan Sara's Book Release Timeline Checklist

Chances are, you probably haven't thought much about poetry since your school days. But poetry isn't just for puberty. Mark McGuinness offers a new perspective. He is the host of A Mouthful of Air, a podcast that features contemporary poets reading their poems and talking about what went into their making. As a poet himself, Mark talks about the barriers preventing people from understanding poetry and how to go about exploring the genre. He explains that one doesn't have to be a full-time poet to write poetry, and details the two main ways poets come up with their ideas. He also explains why speaking poetry out loud is essential to understanding it, and why the seemingly old-fashioned art is still relevant today.

It's a festive special this week as Cardiff City legend Nathan Blake, Dan Tyte and Brandon Richards dig into Bluebirds' news and nostalgia. The boys chat second half comebacks, defensive frailties, January dealings, Steve Morison's progression and Boxing Day blues. Under duress, Nathan shares his Christmas party fancy dress outfit, Dan gets into a cold sweat about Peterborough away and Brandon picks a leftfield choice for his favourite ever City kit. Jason Mohammad's Mint or Moan is a love letter to Mark McGuinness. Like, subscribe and get your five star reviews in!A Jams and Mr B production.@SwazzPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick and Martin digest a quiet weekend for the Irish and their clubs over the weekend as Callum Robinson and Mark McGuinness found the net but only one Irishman featured in the Premier League. The Nations League draw is also discussed ahead of Thursdays draw.

Voice is one of the most important elements of writing. Somehow, even though our voice is right there within us all the time, it's oddly elusive when it comes to expressing ourselves. Mark McGuinness, the host of the podcast A Mouthful of Air, shares some surprising perspectives on how poetry helps us access not only voice but other essentials for writers.

Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Mark McGuinness. Mark is an award-winning poet, author, podcaster and host of The 21st Century Creative, as well as a coach for creative professionals. He is also someone I've had the pleasure of calling a colleague and friend for nearly a decade. When Mark told me about his latest project, a new podcast titled A Mouthful of Air, I knew I had to bring him on DIY MFA Radio to talk about it. The podcast centers around poetry, and episodes alternate in focus between contemporary works and the classics. For episodes featuring contemporary poets, Mark invites them to read a single poem and talk about the writing process behind it. In other episodes, he reads classic poems and talks about what we can learn from them as writers. This is an awesome podcast, and one that writers of all genres can learn from and enjoy. A Mouthful of Air has been awarded funding for the first 2 years of the show by Arts Council England, and I can't wait to see where it goes!   In this episode Mark McGuinness and I discuss: What effects a good poem can have on the reader that transcend academic understanding. What method poetry is and the writing processes of contemporary poets. How reading poetry out loud—even just to yourself—enhances the experience.   Plus, his #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: diymfa.com/387

Mark McGuinness is a world-known coach for creative professionals, author of several books, and The 21st Century Creative podcast host. The topic of his talk? Forget the career ladder — start creating assets.

Brainstorming. We've talked about it here on the podcast before. Regular listeners will likely remember that I'm not a big fan. However, today I want to share insights on brainstorming from someone besides me. Mark McGuinness is a fellow author and podcaster. He recently put out an article called “Is Brainstorming A Waste of Time?” In this episode, I discuss this article and share the case for and against brainstorming. No matter where your opinion on this method lies, I encourage you to listen to the end to hear both sides of the argument. Mark's insights are very helpful as we explore what role brainstorming plays in innovation. In this episode you'll hear: Mark's balanced view on brainstorming. The benefits of brainstorming. How brainstorming gives everyone a voice and a chance to air out their thoughts. The four rules of brainstorming. The problems with brainstorming. The dangers of inhibition and groupthink. Why we should compare brainstorming with other techniques of innovation to decide which one to use. Resources from this episode: Productivity for Creative People: How to Get Creative Work Done in an “Always On” World by Mark McGuinness   The 21st Century Creative podcast   Downloadable scorecard to rate your idea   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com

Welcome to the BOSS podcast. The Best Of Sales Skills. This short trailer is designed to help you work out if this podcast is going to be a good fit for you. This podcast is perfect for those of us who are in sales and want the best and latest sales skills to help us start more conversations with our buyers and convert more of our sales through to call.It's heavy on tactics and how to techniques. We come at everything from exploring the best calling scripts, designing the latest email or winning business development plays, or even how to use digital selling stuff. We have two types of episodes for you to explore. The first is our regular series, where we hear from an expert in their field.And the other is where we share something even more technical to help you in your day-to-day selling situation. These are called our boss sessions. If you're selling for a living leading a sales team or an entrepreneur at heart, then this podcast is. You might be asking, where do you stop? Why don't try checking out some of the best of series.This is where we highlight some of the best podcasts from our recent conversations. One at start with Gary Hill, the third best Coca-Cola in the world, or how to use Instagram and your B2B sales channel with Charlotte Bowery from Uber eats, or even go of magic 3m strategy for writing effective simultaneous.Of course, the best way to stay abreast of new episodes is free to subscribe via your favorite podcast player. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review. I'm Mark McGuinness. I hope you decided to join us in the boss podcast.

Mark McGuinness is an award-winning poet, author, and creative coach. He also hosts his own podcast, The 21st Century Creative.In this podcast episode, Mark explains how he worked with Brian Clark of Copyblogger and how the copywriting lessons he learned have stayed with him ever since.We also talked about how the pandemic has impacted creatives. Mark describes some of the steps he's taking to break out of his self-imposed "introvert's paradise," which he set up during lockdown. Mark also talks about the importance of looking on your computer for that messy creative project that you've been putting off. That messy creative project could be the one that pays dividends for you over the long term. In this episode, we discuss:Finding a balance between writing with traditional and digital toolsWhat happens to a poem after it's been writtenWhat a creative career looks likeDeciding which projects to work onFinding a rhythm to your creativityResources:The 21st Century CreativeCopybloggerLateralaction Mark McGuinnessSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/becomeawritertoday)

How can we balance creative passion projects with work that brings in an income? What are the different types of poetry and how can we bring them alive through the spoken word? Mark McGuinness talks about how poetry is at the center of his universe, fueling his creativity as well as informing his coaching business. […] The post Writing And Podcasting Poetry With Mark McGuinness first appeared on The Creative Penn.

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If you're a creative professional who is serious about making big changes in your career or business, this episode is for you! Building your business on a strong foundation is the key to success.  Our guest today is Mark McGuinness, a poet and creative coach and we are talking all about the importance of creating assets for your creative career or business. Mark's background as a psychotherapist with clients such as actors, writers, directors and creatives,  inspired his decision to create a specialist coaching service for creative professionals dealing with the ups and downs of the creative industry and how they can overcome those challenges. He created a course for creative business professionals to guide them to success and outlines how they can thrive as 21st Century Creatives.  His books, Productivity for Creative People and 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives are popular with artists of all kinds because he provides emotional sustainability whilst also addressing professional and financial sustainability.   Main Topics:   Forget the career ladder; start creating assetsWhat is Emotional Sustainability for your career/businessHow to create Professional and Financial Sustainability for your career/business Key Takeaways: *The crucial strategy for creative professionals in the 21st century.*Why creating assets provides emotional sustainability because you are working on projects that fulfil you *How creating assets also provides professional and financial sustainability, by attracting more opportunities and income (with less effort) as time goes by. 

Join us for a fantastic episode this week as Chris and Paul talk with Mark McGuinness - poet, creative coach and fellow podcaster! Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on creativity that is jam-packed with insights including the power of building assets in the creative world, taking the time for ideas and just what creative symbiosis involves. Check it out now! Links/References Mark McGuinness: https://lateralaction.com/ Mark's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-21st-century-creative/id1238456017?mt=2 The Common Creative Podcast (Paul and Chris): https://creativecommons.org.au The Common Creative (Mailing List Subscriptions): http://eepurl.com/hgp0_jSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are someone who has chosen an original path in life, you more than likely know the struggles and risks that come with it. You probably know what it's like to work without job-security, a ladder to climb or even a guaranteed income. The 21st century adds it's own flare to the journey and Mark McGuinness, a poet and creative coach, knows how you can thrive.Mark McGuinness' latest book, 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives, is available now at your favorite outlet.Visit Mark's website to find out more about his work | https://lateralaction.comListener TribeWe have our own private social network for listeners of the Unmistakable Creative podcast. You can meet other listeners, discuss episodes, and engage with the creative community! Just visit https://the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.mn.co/ to sign up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark McGuinness is an award-winning poet who has been coaching creative professionals since 1996. He helps talented, inspiring and ambitious creative professionals to fulfill their potential – creatively, personally, professionally and financially. He is the host of The 21st Century Creative podcast. His latest book is 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives. Follow Mark on Twitter: https://twitter.com/markmcguinness and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LateralAction ----- ► ABOUT US Feisworld Media helps independent creators celebrate their creative and financial freedom. - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FeisworldMedia - Podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld - Documentary: https://www.feisworld.com/documentary ► CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA Website: https://www.feisworld.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/feisworld Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/feisworld Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/feisworld Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/feisworld LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/feiwu ⚡️DISCOVER MORE ON FEISWORLD, start here: https://www.feisworld.com/start-here ⚡️SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER: to receive articles, podcasts and videos created for independent creators like you: https://www.feisworld.com/newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Do you feel like you're living in an unstable world? (We sure do!)Today's guest, poet and a creative coach Mark McGuinness, outlines how we can find stability and assurance in our own creativity. Listen to this conversation to learn:how to use the unpredictability we live in to our advantagewhat to do instead of picking up your phonewhy to "forget the career ladder"what falling in love with your writing does for you as a personFind Mark on the internet in these places:Mark's websiteMark's 21st Century Creative podcast,Mark's books for creatives Mark's free 21st Century Creative Foundation CourseTwitter: @markmcguinnessMedium: @mark_mcguinness

In this episode, we talk about the external factors that affect our mental health as creatives, and learn about the mindsets and habits that can help us find balance. We reflect upon the ways in which in the events this past year (2020) has challenged us and explore ways to feel more in control of our lives and work. We lament the lack of work-life balance that most of us have as creative practitioners and Nithya tells us how we can be more intentional and present in our lives outside of work. We discuss about the host of ambiguities that come with freelancing as designers, and how to manage both internal and external expectations. We talk about the challenges in working in remote teams and how workplace politics can impact us as creatives. We conclude with some mindset tips on how we can be our own biggest asset. References: Nithya, a mental health expert and theater artist is also the co-founder of Heart it Out https://www.instagram.com/heartitout/, an organization that aims to make mental health accessible. Jerusha Isaac is an illustrator and art teacher. Angie shares a quote from the book Productivity for Creative people by Mark McGuinness. Nithya refers to the book The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Design Lota is hosted by designers Sushmita Charlu and Angeline Bhavya. Full transcripts can be found on our blog designlota.com. Intro music by Shankar Narayan

Welcome to Episode 54 - How Mark McGuinness WritesSo before we kick off this week's episode, I want to give a quick update on HappyWriter. This last week, if you attended my live workshop on how to 3x your writing output in 2021, you'll know I introduced the evolution of HappyWriter. Like any new project, we've been building and listening and seeing what works and what needs to be tweaked. So, I have a couple changes that I want to quickly announce.First one is that HappyWriter is now entirely focused on helping fiction writers get their book finished. Everything we build and offer is in the service of that goal. To do that, we are launching our core curriculum, which is a nine-part class on how to build a monster writing process to guarantee you get your book done. The second big change is we now have writing workshops for every single member to exchange work with similar genre and experience level writers. You can get feedback on your work, make some writing friends, and build accountability. The last change is that we are only offering membership to HappyWriter on a yearly-basis. Why? We want to build a community of writers who are obsessed with getting books finished and published, and knowing we'll all be able to learn and grow together for a year is awesome. It builds community and relationships, and in a way, signing up for a year is a commitment to getting your book done.Of course, we still have all of the online courses and live events and author masterclasses and community and live coaching calls. I am so insanely proud. HappyWriter is what I wish I had as I learned to write and before I went to get my MFA.So, if you want to get a book done, HappyWriter is the place for you. Full stop. To join, head on over to HowWritersWrite.com.Okay, episode 54 with Mark McGuinness. Interviewing Mark felt like interviewing a creative sage. Mark is a creativity coach for artists and performers, but he is also a poet. This is a guy who really understands what it takes to use our creativity, and I think you'll find Mark answers my questions is such unpredictable and powerful ways. Mark is a gracious guest and I kid you not this interview went by in a snap for me. I'm sure you'll enjoy it as well.Thank you again to Mark for his time. And now, without any further ado, here is the interview with Mark McGuinness.------Mark McGuinness Creative Coach Website: https://lateralaction.com/articles/21-years-creative-coach/Mark McGuinness Podcast: https://lateralaction.com/21stcenturycreativeSupport the show (http://www.howwriterswrite.com)

Hello there and welcome to Barry Abbreviated! It's your one stop shop podcast talking all things news, random topics and movies. This week things get spooky as myself and Mark McGuinness talk about the famous horror movie Saw. I also sprinkle in news on Fungie because how often am I going to be talking about a dolphin. If you would like to get in contact with the podcast you can message me on instagram @barryabbreviated or email me at barryabbreviated@gmail.com Huge thanks to Rob @ Sentinel Audio for helping put this together.

Mark McGuinness is a creative coach, an award-winning poet, and the Owner of Lateral Action, where he helps 21st century creatives achieve their artistic and professional ambitions. With over 20 years of experience in the coaching industry, Mark has helped countless creatives take their careers to the next level. He believes in creating a balance between our creative pursuits and our ability to become proficient as professionals in our desired field. Mark is also the author of several books for creatives and the host of the 21st Century Creative podcast. In this episode… Where are you on your creative journey? Whether you’re just starting to pursue your craft or you’re looking for a career shift, it’s important to remember the meaning behind your creative pursuits.  For Mark McGuinness, art is a self-expressive tool of connection and discussion. However, many artists struggle with this connection—and the criticism and feedback that comes with it—during their pursuit toward a successful creative career. That’s why Mark has spent more than 25 years coaching creative professionals on how to achieve their artistic and career ambitions. He has helped hundreds of artists build and sustain professional relationships while productively pursuing their creative goals.  In this week's episode of Pencil Kings, Mark McGuinness joins host Mitch Bowler to discuss how to take your art career to the next level. Mark shares his thoughts on finding motivation as an artist, overcoming rejection and criticism, and why business and art are not mutually exclusive. Mark also reveals the mindset shift that will help you achieve profitable artistic freedom. Stay tuned!

Mark Heath, Andy Warren and Ross Halls are back with another edition of the KOA podcast. On this show we discuss the capture of Mark McGuinness and look at where he fits into the Ipswich squad, as well as what it means for Town's defenders. We also discuss Luke Garbutt, Flynn Downes and the implications from the delay in fans returning to stadiums.

Today I talk with Mark McGuiness who hosts the 21st Century Creative Podcast, where he interviews creatives and entrepreneurs of all types, because in this day and age, “there's a lot more opportunity for creatives and a lot fewer excuses for playing small.” Mark's also a poet who finds that poetry helps him relate to the creative struggles his clients face. I have known Mark for the better part of ten years and at one point, he was my creative coach. He has authored several books, including 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives and Productivity for Creative People.  Mark has always wanted to find out a way to make a living helping others, first through hypnotherapy, and then through coaching creatives, years before the idea of a “life coach” was even heard of.  He now coaches entrepreneurs in creative industries who are well into their careers and are looking to further develop their potential. Rather than holding his clients accountable, Mark explains, he makes a space for them and encourages them to enlarge their perspective, and most of all, helps them break through the wall of fear.  Mark believes there is more than one way to grow as both an entrepreneur and a creative and has found that working with a specific type of client, rather than trying to scale up his business, has worked well for him. Mark also talks about the intimacy of podcasting and the importance of listening to feedback to make a podcast that the creatives who listen to him can respect and appreciate.  Now let's get better together. Actions to Try or Advice to Take In order to sustain a business, you need to love your work. The best way to grow a business might not be the same for everyone.  Stop trying to play by the old rules. There are more opportunities than ever to build a successful creative career.  One thing McGuinness tells his clients is that some people might have slow, gradual breakthroughs, while for others it might be quick and intense. There's no right way to grow as a creative. Find someone who can hold space for you to do so.  Links to Explore Further Website (Lateral Action) The 21st Century Creative Podcast The Creative Penn Podcast  Keep In TouchBook or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or JSYPR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, I share the seven things that I've learnt so far in my experience as an entrepreneur. If someone sat me down over a cup of coffee and asked me what I've learnt - this is what I would share with them. I will be learning plenty more, and sharing it with you in the podcast. But as always, it's important to show up and be open and honest about the things that I have learned so far and be open to new things coming my way. So let's get into it. Look for potential Over commit & power-through Do it well from the very beginning Be kind in your business Undercharge & overdeliver Get comfortable with money Not everyone is you, and that's ok. Podcast Mentions… My business coach, Mark McGuinness and his podcast The 21st Century Creative Rachel Rodgers and her programs over at Hello Seven, and her podcast. > Follow me over on Instagram @micaelakarina > Follow the podcast on Instagram @viaairmailpodcast > Leave me a voicemail with your questions, comments, and feedback: Click “message” & start recording! > E-mail me: viaairmailpodcast@gmail.com > Sign up for my newsletter - I send little helpful, insightful letters every two weeks - straight to your inbox. > Leave me a review! It will help others discover this podcast! > Find my wedding photography here.

How do you deal with fear and uncertainty during these difficult times? How can you craft a new creative routine when life is so disrupted? How can you make the most of an online business now and build for the future? I discuss all this and more with Mark McGuinness on today's show. In the […] The post How To Stay Creative In Difficult Times With Mark McGuinness first appeared on The Creative Penn.

How, you might be wondering, are we actually really going to get through this time? You're not alone in wondering that. I have been wondering about it too. I've also been feeling terribly guilty, any time that I forget we are in the midst of a worldwide pandemic and find myself enjoying something, or laughing at a joke, or feeling contented. So today I want to bring you an episode that defines our most important asset, the single most important thing we need to get through this (or any) time of trouble. I hope you find it helpful! (Click here for this post in your browser.) Here are all the links I share about today: 1. Click here for the poem that brought me to tears, and also gave me permission to not feel guilty, but to embrace good feelings. 2. Click here for episode 188, my conversation with Mark McGuinness of the 21st century creative podcast. 3. Click here for the McElroy Family YouTube channel, where you'll find the wonderful series Stories From Your Gaffer, read each evening at 5:30 PM Eastern by Clint McElroy, one of my favorite podcasters ever. 4. Click here for The Adventure Zone, where I first heard Clint McElroy – but please, not with kiddos around! 5. Click here for my conversation with Audrey Monke, broadcast last Friday (in real-time) at Audrey's Sunshine Parenting Facebook page. 6. Click here for episode 273, my second We Turned Out Okay conversation with Audrey, about her wonderful book, Happy Campers. 7. Click here for my conversation as a guest on the wonderful #Am Writing Podcast; I share about my experience doing everything digital by voice, after losing the ability to use my hands to accomplish digital – and lots of analog – tasks. 8. If you are a Ninja Parenting Community member, click here for member Jen's success story, about helping her daughter overcome fears about coronavirus and house fires. She did this in such a cool way (I read out the success story today in this episode). Not a member? Click here to become one. 9. Click OkayCon.com for OkayCon 2020, the FREE Virtual Summit going on right now here at We Turned out Okay! 10. Click here to join the Facebook group – that way you can be part of the OkayCon 2020 watch parties every Monday and Wednesday evening at 8 PM Eastern! 11. I share HUGE news today, about the Happy-in-Place Challenge going on in The Ninja Parenting Community (it starts on April 16, my birthday : ) Right now you can join NPC for just $1 for your first month and each consecutive month thereafter at 50% off the standard monthly rate! You can cancel at any time, so there is no risk… Only the hope, support, and accountability that membership brings. Go to weturnedoutokay.com/joinnpc for details and to sign up!

Have you ever been told you need to be more present? Or that you're too focused on the past? The past can carry positive emotions but for many artists, it can carry its baggage as well. It is through the lens of these negative emotions that we then begin to project what the future holds for us. This is bad because it makes us worry and stress, all the while taking us away from the present moment. The present, as many leaders, gurus and so on have stated, is all we have and where we must put our energy. In today's lesson, I (Phil Svitek) will examine the effects of so-called time traveling has on our minds and bodies which is way more severe than you might think. More importantly though, I'll provide solutions to stay more present and create the future you want. I'll cite people such as Dr. Gabor Mate, Dr. Joe Dispenza (author of Breaking the Habit and Becoming Supernatural), Alice Miller (author of The Body Never Lies) and creative coach Mark McGuinness. Plus, the simplest advice will come from Star Wars: The Last Jedi. (Can you guess what it might be???) I'm excited to see the results you'll have once you start applying some of these very simple techniques. Comment below with thoughts, opinions, personal experiences, questions, etc. Full Transcript: https://philsvitek.com/let-the-past-die-kill-it-if-you-have-to Joe Dispenza Website: https://drjoedispenza.com/ Gabor Mate Website: https://drgabormate.com/ The Body Never Lies Book: https://www.amazon.com/Body-Never-Lies-Lingering-Parenting/dp/0393328635 Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-phil-svitek-podcast/id1211417581?mt=2 AfterBuzz Contact Page: http://www.afterbuzztv.com/contact-faq/#toggle-id-18 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd-Q6qZNFcQ9MJLXMMpSCJcjPAq-5lepX SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/phil-svitek Facebook: http://facebook.com/philippsvitek Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy82ZGIwYWEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Ac7WjgaGaIAmc4nEZJFIY Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/a-phil-svitek-podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/phil-svitek Phil's Instagram: http://instagram.com/philsvitek Juliet's Instagram: http://instagram.com/bonjourjuliet Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philsvitek

Charles Dickens wrote, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” That is also the viewpoint of poet and creative coach Mark McGuinness. The 21st century has so much to offer artists so long as they stay the course and don't get distracted. In today's episode, I (Phil Svitek) interview Mark about the challenges facing all 21st century creatives and how to overcome them. Mark is someone whose podcast (The 21st Century Creative) was recommended to me and since the first episode I listened to, I became hooked. He works with many top artists around the world, helping them overcome creative challenges. Together, we dive deep into philosophical and practical ideas that anyone can benefit from. I suggest you listen because as Mark says, “we as creatives put our heart and our soul into our work and so sometimes, we need to work on our heart and our soul.” Throughout our conversation we cite quotes from Charles Darwin, Steven Pressfield and even ancient texts. You'll learn how to keep pushing through and completing your project even once you've hit a wall with it - a situation I was finding myself in with my book. Mark will even recommend great poetry to immerse yourself in. Plus so much more. Oh, so, so, SO much more. Enjoy this fantastic chat and please leave a comment below with any questions or thoughts you may have. Thank you. Full Transcript: https://philsvitek.com/the-mindset-of-a-21st-century-creative-interview-with-mark-mcguinness/ Mark McGuinness' Website: https://lateralaction.com/ The 21st Century Creative Podcast: https://lateralaction.com/21stcenturycreative/ 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives: https://lateralaction.com/21insights/ Apple Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-phil-svitek-podcast/id1211417581?mt=2 AfterBuzz Contact Page: http://www.afterbuzztv.com/contact-faq/#toggle-id-18 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd-Q6qZNFcQ9MJLXMMpSCJcjPAq-5lepX SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/phil-svitek Facebook: http://facebook.com/philippsvitek Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy82ZGIwYWEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Ac7WjgaGaIAmc4nEZJFIY Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/a-phil-svitek-podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/phil-svitek Phil's Instagram: http://instagram.com/philsvitek Juliet's Instagram: http://instagram.com/bonjourjuliet Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philsvitek

Today's podcast guest is someone I've wanted the chance to speak to even before I considered starting a podcast. Mark McGuinness of lateraction.com I think is best introduced through the words of another of my favourite authors and creativity mentors, Steven Pressfield. Here's what Steven says about Mark: "Mark McGuinness is a rare cat - part poet, part coach for creative professionals, part old-time, overeducated Brit who thinks deeply about stuff you and I have never heard of... a man who has lived the life and who has watched and worked intimately with hundreds of others who've done the same." How's that for an intro? I hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did.     What we discussed: How to embrace the 'old ways' whilst still remaining relevant How to find the time and resources to work on ourselves How to cultivate the courage to follow our fear Mark's advice for beginners, fresh out of college or university  

Mark McGuinness (@markmcguinness) is a creative coach, a poet, and a former psychotherapist and hypnotherapist. Steven Pressfield, author of The War of Art, calls Mark an "overeducated Brit who thinks deeply about stuff you and I have never heard of." Mark is the host of the 21st Century Creative Podcast. On the 21st Century Creative, Mark explores how to take advantage of the huge opportunities presented by the digital age. This at a time when there are more distractions than ever threatening to take you off course, and fewer traditional safety nets to catch you when you fall. In this conversation, we'll talk about: Click here to be creative: How to use mantras, chakras, – and other sometimes thought of as "woo" things – as like graphical user interfaces for altering your mental state. How the feeling > action > response loop can guide your creative direction: If you're wondering how to create work that really moves people, this is the key. How to use impostor syndrome to your advantage. It's a double-edged sword, or a sushi knife, as you'll see. Use it carefully. Mark also mentioned his 20 Creative Blocks list and ebook in the conversation.     Sponsors https://ce.uci.edu/ Show notes: http://kadavy.net/blog/posts/mark-mcguinness-podcast/

The opportunities for creatives continue to explode but in a world of so much fast-paced change, it can be overwhelming to navigate possibility. In today's show, I discuss what it takes to be a successful 21st-century creative with Mark McGuinness. In the intro, I discuss Mark Coker's 2019 predictions [Smashwords blog], as well as Kris […] The post Lessons For 21st Century Creatives With Mark McGuinness first appeared on The Creative Penn.

Ilise Benun talks with poet and coach to creatives, Mark McGuinness, about his new book, 21 Insights for 21st Century Creatives. (Download the book here.) The focus in this conversation is on important business insights for creative professionals, including how to get out of your own head, how and why to invest in yourself and how to take ownership of your work so you never need to worry about self-discipline. If you like what you hear, write a review and subscribe on iTunes and sign up for Quick Tips from Marketing Mentor. 

"Menos reactivos y más CREATIVOS" es parte de @ideasalaire, un podcast en el que te ayudamos a desarrollar tu potencial creativo. Escúchanos en tu plataforma de audio favorita, ya sea iTunes, Spotify, Spreaker, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, iVoox, CastBox, TuneIn y muchos más. Consulta todos los enlaces en: http://www.thomaslasch.com/ideasalaire 

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https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/59ed485fbc7c140012a18962Puedes compartir libremente nuestros episodios de Ideas al Aire siempre y cuando los atribuyas con un enlace a http://www.thomaslasch.com. NO puedes crear obras derivadas NI usar este material para fines comerciales sin la autorización por escrito de Thomas Lasch. Licencia Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcodeMúsica usada en este episodio:
Lunatic Morse - Thomas Lasch
Lay It Down - Silent Partner

Página de Mark McGuinness:
https://lateralaction.com

"Menos reactivos y más CREATIVOS" es parte de @ideasalaire, un podcast en el que te ayudamos a desarrollar tu potencial creativo. Escúchanos en tu plataforma de audio favorita, ya sea iTunes, Spotify, Spreaker, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, iVoox, CastBox, TuneIn y muchos más. Consulta todos los enlaces en: http://www.thomaslasch.com/ideasalaire 

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https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/59ed485fbc7c140012a18962 Puedes compartir libremente nuestros episodios de Ideas al Aire siempre y cuando los atribuyas con un enlace a http://www.thomaslasch.com. NO puedes crear obras derivadas NI usar este material para fines comerciales sin la autorización por escrito de Thomas Lasch. Licencia Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode Música usada en este episodio:
 Lunatic Morse - Thomas Lasch
 Lay It Down - Silent Partner

 Página de Mark McGuinness: 
https://lateralaction.com

"Menos reactivos y más CREATIVOS" es parte de @ideasalaire, un podcast en el que te ayudamos a desarrollar tu potencial creativo. Escúchanos en tu plataforma de audio favorita, ya sea iTunes, Spotify, Spreaker, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, iVoox, CastBox, TuneIn y muchos más. Consulta todos los enlaces en: http://www.thomaslasch.com/ideasalaire 

Test de los Tipos CREATIVOS:
https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/59ed485fbc7c140012a18962Puedes compartir libremente nuestros episodios de Ideas al Aire siempre y cuando los atribuyas con un enlace a http://www.thomaslasch.com. NO puedes crear obras derivadas NI usar este material para fines comerciales sin la autorización por escrito de Thomas Lasch. Licencia Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcodeMúsica usada en este episodio:
Lunatic Morse - Thomas Lasch
Behold The Sun - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

Página de Mark McGuinness:
https://lateralaction.com

"Menos reactivos y más CREATIVOS" es parte de @ideasalaire, un podcast en el que te ayudamos a desarrollar tu potencial creativo. Escúchanos en tu plataforma de audio favorita, ya sea iTunes, Spotify, Spreaker, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, iVoox, CastBox, TuneIn y muchos más. Consulta todos los enlaces en: http://www.thomaslasch.com/ideasalaire 

Test de los Tipos CREATIVOS:
https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/59ed485fbc7c140012a18962 Puedes compartir libremente nuestros episodios de Ideas al Aire siempre y cuando los atribuyas con un enlace a http://www.thomaslasch.com. NO puedes crear obras derivadas NI usar este material para fines comerciales sin la autorización por escrito de Thomas Lasch. Licencia Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode Música usada en este episodio:
 Lunatic Morse - Thomas Lasch
 Behold The Sun - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

 Página de Mark McGuinness:
 https://lateralaction.com

My guest Mark McGuinness and I talk about the inner workings of creatives. Through our conversation, you'll gain valuable insight into what really motives a creative person and what you can do to get the most out of their talent (or your own, if that applies). Mark is a former psychotherapist who has been coaching creative professionals since 1996. He's also a successful poet.  His work has appeared in leading literary journals, and he was awarded third prize in the 2016 Stephen Spender Prize, the UK's biggest prize for poetry translation. In his coaching practice, he works directly with other creatives to achieve their artistic and professional ambitions. His clients include fine artists, commercial creatives, media professionals, stage performers, and entrepreneurs. Mark is the author of several books including Motivation for Creative People: How to Stay Creative While Gaining Money, Fame and Reputation He's also the host of The 21st Century Creative podcast, where he interviews leading creators about their path to success. Mark's coaching website is lateralaction.com Aileen Bennett's episode (as discussed in the show) is here: https://lateralaction.com/articles/aileen-bennett/ Finally...please vote for Nothing Off Limits in the Podcast Awards - the People's Choice! Simply register as a listener (it's free) and then vote for Nothing Off Limits before July 31st.  My show is listed in the Education category.  Thank you in advance for your support of my work!

My guest Mark McGuinness and I talk about the inner workings of creatives. Through our conversation, you'll gain valuable insight into what really motives a creative person and what you can do to get the most out of their talent (or your own, if that applies). Mark is a former psychotherapist who has been coaching creative professionals since 1996. He's also a successful poet.  His work has appeared in leading literary journals, and he was awarded third prize in the 2016 Stephen Spender Prize, the UK's biggest prize for poetry translation. In his coaching practice, he works directly with other creatives to achieve their artistic and professional ambitions. His clients include fine artists, commercial creatives, media professionals, stage performers, and entrepreneurs. Mark is the author of several books including Motivation for Creative People: How to Stay Creative While Gaining Money, Fame and Reputation He’s also the host of The 21st Century Creative podcast, where he interviews leading creators about their path to success. Mark's coaching website is lateralaction.com Aileen Bennett's episode (as discussed in the show) is here: https://lateralaction.com/articles/aileen-bennett/ Finally...please vote for Nothing Off Limits in the Podcast Awards - the People's Choice! Simply register as a listener (it's free) and then vote for Nothing Off Limits before July 31st.  My show is listed in the Education category.  Thank you in advance for your support of my work!

In this episode, Leslie talks with poet and creative coach Mark McGuinness from the _21st Century Creative_ podcast about why it's important to put your writing first—both for you personally and for your creative career. The editorial mission asks you to write something you might not expect.

Today's guest knows that we live in a time where everything around us – the challenges, the technology, changing culture – can seem both terrifying and awesome. Former psychotherapist and current creativity coach Mark McGuinness teaches how to embrace the awesome, and mitigate the terrifying with his podcast, 21st Century Creative, and today he brings wonderful ideas for you to enjoy more of your parenting in this turbulent time. Mark also brings something new to We Turned Out Okay: a guest-challenge! An expert at helping people find time to accomplish their goals, Mark drops the gauntlet, setting YOU a challenge in this episode. Completing Mark's challenge not only can help you find time in your life for the things you love, but might just when you a copy of his book, Productivity for Creative People… Three copies of which Mark has graciously offered three lucky WTOO listeners. Listen to find out what the challenge is, and how to enter the giveaway – which ends Tuesday, October 17, 2017! To take up the challenge: sometime on or before October 17, 2017, go to weturnedoutokay.com/contact and tell me how you did with Mark's challenge… More key links in the show notes at weturnedoutokay.com/188!

Ep#63: This week we're showcasing the session "Productivity for Authors: How to Write and Publish Often And Well: Mark McGuinness." If you struggle to find time for your writing and publishing amid the demands and distractions of 21st century life, this session is for you! Mark will help you carve out time consistently, while still managing all the other important commitments in your life. Topics Covered in this Fringe Highlight Session: How to organize and prioritize your writing time. Laying a creative foundation. Setting your writing priorities. Avoid procrastination that is hindering your writing output. Placing value on your writing time. Freeing up your brain to write. Mark Says: For me it was an immense frustration that there I really wasn’t organized enough and the technology was going faster than my organizational skills. I was spending a lot of time on the hamster wheel of trying to catch up with email and phone calls and this was even before Twitter and Facebook and all of that. It just felt that my day was not in my own control, that I was spending all my time kind of chasing my tail. And I wasn’t getting the most important work done. Which for me has always been writing. And no surprise to see that I started, as soon as I started investigating this, looking into time management, productivity systems, I noticed a lot of my clients coming up with the same issues and the same frustration that, you know, we go into this profession because we love to write and yet if we’re not careful, writing can be the thing that gets pushed off the schedule by all of the other stuff that’s supposed to be an accessory to writing. Our weekly Self-Publishing Advicebroadcast is brought to you by ALLi, the Alliance of Independent Authors. This Indie Author Fringe Highlight  is one of four regular shows, which include an ALLi Member Q&A, a beginners' salon and an advanced self-publishing salon. Find more author advice, tips and tools at our self-publishing advice center, www.selfpublishingadvice.org. And, if you haven’t already, we invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally. You can do that at www.allianceindependentauthors.org.   If you're not familiar with our Fringe event, it's three-times a year, online conference for self-publishing authors, brought to you by the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi), and fringe to the major global publishing fairs; London Book Fair, BookExp, and Frankfurt Book Fair. ALLi brings together the most up-to-date self-publishing education and information available and broadcasts it to authors everywhere. Running 24 sessions over 24 continuous hours allows our members, and other authors round the globe, to attend sessions, no matter where they’re located. For more information, visit our Conference Home Page.   Now, go write and publish.

If you struggle with productivity, this episode is for you. First of all, you’re not alone. Productivity is a big challenge for creative professionals. Working from home means that you’re exposed to a ridiculous number of distractions. And when you’re in front of a computer all day long, the temptation to check email, social media or crazy cat videos can be paralyzing. Yet if we’re ever going to do great work, we have to be productive. We know that intellectually. Making it work on a day-by-day and minute-by-minute basis, however, is challenging. So as we kick off the New Year, I wanted to bring in my friend and colleague Mark McGuinness to the show. Mark has a number of very practical and tactical tips for improving your productivity very quickly...

Industrial mathematician Mark McGuinness has applied maths to problems as varied as crispy cereal and the freezing of Antarctic sea ice.

Industrial mathematician Mark McGuinness has applied maths to problems as varied as crispy cereal and the freezing of Antarctic sea ice.

Motivation: No matter what line of work you’re in, sometimes you have motivation and sometimes you just don’t. When you are feeling motivated, it’s easier to make decisions and do what needs to be done; when your mojo is running low, you can get distracted and lose your productivity.   Today’s guest is Mark McGuinness. He’s a coach, motivational expert, poet and author. He has written two books Motivation for Creative People and Resilience: Facing Down Rejection and Criticism on the Road to Success. In addition, his work has been featured in Vogue US, the Wall Street Journal and the Discovery Channel.    Today Mark talks to us about motivation and resilience. Some of the topics discussed include:   What motivation is and what it isn’t: Mark defines it as whatever gets you moving.  How to foster long-term motivation when the project or goal is not short-term.  How organization and sticking to a schedule can help keep you motivated.  How curiosity makes a big difference when it comes to motivation and follow-through.  Mark’s first thoughts on mojo, including what he does when his is flagging, what doesn’t work, who inspires him, and his mantra.  Some ways to avoid being hurt by rejection and “taking it personally.”  Actionable tips on getting and staying motivated.   Links and Resources:   Mark’s Poetry  Creative Coaching  Training for Creative Companies  Mark on Twitter  Mark on Google  Mark on Facebook  Motivation for Creative People  http://www.facebook.com/LateralAction  Resilience: Facing Down Rejection and Criticism on the Road to Success  The Power of Habit, by Charles Duhigg  Falling Awake, by Dave Ellis http://lateralaction.com/resilience/    If you have enjoyed today’s episode, please subscribe to our weekly inspiration email list and leave us a review on iTunes.      

Have you ever struggled with motivation or jumpstarting a creative project? Or get confused by the fact that you are procrastinating doing what you are most passionate about? Motivation in creative work can be very complicated, but it doesn't have to be that way. Life, as a creative entrepreneur can be empowering and liberating! Mark McGuinness is a poet, author and coach for creative professionals - artists, creatives, performers, and entrepreneurs. His first book, Resilience: Facing Down Rejection and Criticism was an Amazon Creativity best seller. We were excited to chat about his latest book, Motivation for Creative People. Mark is also a 99U.com columnist and a co-author of the 99U best seller, Manage Your Day-to-Day and Maximize Your Potential. Based in London, UK, he coaches clients and consults for agencies and studios all over the world such as the BBC, Channel 4, HOW Design, Magnum Photos, McCann Erickson, and the Royal College of Art. Mark's work has been featured in Vogue US, The Wall Street Journal, Creative Review, and on the Discovery Health Channel.

Creative people (in other words, all of us) are supposed to be motivated by the pure joy of creating. But what happens when we aren’t? Poet, coach, and creative entrepreneur Mark McGuinness has a new book for us called Motivation for Creative People. He joined me to talk about some of the lessons he’s learned... Listen to episode

Hey there Word Nerds! I’m so excited to share with you today my conversation with Mark McGuinness. Today we’re talking about motivation and creativity, two very important topics here at DIY MFA. About Mark McGuinness Mark is a poet and coach for creative professionals. He’s based in London, UK, and coaches creative professionals worldwide via the magic of the internet. He has also published a popular blog for creatives for the past 10 years, and has just finished his second book titled Motivation for Creative People. In this episode Mark and I discuss: Myths and misconceptions that creative people have about motivation. Strengths and challenges that creative people have. How motivation works. Being ready to capture inspiration when it hits. Plus, Mark’s #1 tip for writers: "Write for love. Always write for love." For more info and show notes: DIYMFA.com/069

Show Notes: 1:37 Introducing Mark McGuinness, poet, coach for creatives and entrepreneurs, founder of LateralAction.com, author of Resilience: Facing Down Rejection and Criticism On the Road to Success. 2:51 Cory jumps in and "fanboys" 3:33 Mark's secrets of productivity/creativity (which are one and the same). 5:34 "You're either doing it, or you know you're making excuses not to do it," and the keys to overcoming resistance. 7:10 "The uncomfortable comfort zone." 8:07 The story of how Mark came to write his book. 10:28 Cory on the realities of facing rejection as an actor. 11:57 How to deal with rejection when it's a regular part of your creative work. 13:09 "We take a length of gut from our bellies and serve it up... then the bourgeousie get their knives out." -Gustave Flaubert. "It should hurt!" -Mark McGuinness. 14:02 Why some criticisms hurt more than others. (And what to do about it.) 16:58 The importance of making the time, and doing creative work first, and reactive work second. 23:59 The secret behind William Carlos Williams' very short poems. ("The form following the function of the doctor's bag." Find Mark at LateralAction.com Find Mark's poetry and thoughts on poets at MarkMcGuinness.com

For this Snippet, we read If It Won't Fit On A Post-It, It Won't Fit In Your Day by Mark McGuinness at 99 Percent. (http://www.pagebreakpodcast.com/snippets/short-to-do-lists/)

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1. What Is a Career Renegade? A Career Renegade is someone who makes a conscious choice to build your career around the activities, settings and people who make you come alive… and figure out how to do all this while earning enough to live very comfortably in the world and giving back to the greater community. from an interview with Mark McGuinness