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Este programa podría haberse llamado perfectamente “Make Brands Great Again”, pero nos daba miedo que Trump nos subiera los aranceles y nos fuéramos a pique. Así que lo dejamos en algo más discreto, aunque igual de real.Hoy hablamos de lo que pasa cuando las marcas se ven arrastradas por los vaivenes de la política, de los discursos que cambian según sople el viento... y de cómo se gestiona todo eso sin que el logo acabe en la basura.Para ayudarnos a navegar este tema tan ameno y sencillito contamos con Carlos Alija, un creativo de nivel internacional que ha currado en Wieden+Kennedy, Sra. Rushmore, BBDO, Publicis o MullenLowe, y que ha pasado por Londres, Nueva York, Los Ángeles, Sidney y Madrid. Un tipo que está en todas las listas de molar como Adweek's 100 Most Creative y Campaign 40 over 40.Además, con él repasamos casos como el de Coca-Cola durante el nazismo, SEAT en el franquismo o cosas más actuales como el borrado de contenido LGTBIQ+ de Iberdrola. También de cómo se gestionan campañas globales, de los cambios de última hora de los clienets, de cómo cambia todo con el regreso de Trump... y de si realmente existen marcas que se crean sus propios discursos o solo usan el propósito cuando conviene.Puedes dejarnos un comentario con piropos, opiniones o insultos amistosos en Instagram, X o LinkedIn.Nuevo programa cada tres semanas.Patrocina: Madrid Content SchoolCreación: Dei Arroyo y Leonor MuñozEdición de sonido: Adrián FernándezPresidente Honorífico: Toni SegarraNo-Bullshit Creative Director: Ferran LópezEl Becario: Edu Pou

2024 Recap Book Chat Awards…Please join Kate and Sheila to see if you agree or disagree with their choices : ) Most Whimsical - ? Grittiest - ? Most Unique Format - ? Best Opening Line - ? Most Unpredictable - ? Most Intense - ? Most Impactful in Society - ? Most Creative - ? Best Leading Lady - ? Best Leading Man - ? Best Ending - ? Changed Our Lives - ? Stands the Test of Time - ? Overall Best Book - ? Quotes from The Green Ember: “All of life is a battle against fear. We fight it on one front, and it sneaks around to our flank.” “Stay on the job, son. Do the next right thing.” Have a Happy New Year dear listeners! Happy Reading : )

Rachel Shechtman is a fourth-generation retail entrepreneur and founder of STORY, a concept store known for its editorial, ever-changing approach to retail. Prior to opening STORY, Rachel built a career in consulting, founding Cube Ventures in 2002 - an independent firm known for its skill of strategically combining business models. When Rachel launched STORY in 2011 she did so with the belief that retail held the potential to be about more than the transaction - it could serve as a channel for branded, community-based storytelling – retail media. STORY offered the point of a magazine, changed like a gallery, and sold things like a store. After seven years and 44 different ‘themes', in April 2018, Rachel sold STORY to Macy's Inc. where she served as Brand Experience Officer until July 2020. During her time at Macy's, Rachel successfully launched two new businesses for the brand and built a 150+ person cross-functional team specifically and strategically designed to operate, perform and generate effective results efficiently and nimbly within the larger, traditional operation. Rachel has been recognized as Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business, Fortune Magazine's 40 Under 40, Crain's Under 40 and Ad Age's 50 Most Creative. The AAF inducted Rachel into its Advertising Hall of Achievement and in 2018 Shechtman was named a Henry Crown Fellow by the Aspen Institute. Rachel sits on the Board of Directors of the National Retail Federation (NRF) and CAMP, an experiential family retail concept and media company.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: From Pumpkin Chaos to Creative Triumph on Nyhavn's Quay Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-pumpkin-chaos-to-creative-triumph-on-nyhavns-quay Story Transcript:Da: I Nyhavn er der liv og glade dage.En: In Nyhavn, there is life and joyful days.Da: De farverige huse langs kanalen lyser op i efterårssolen, og duften af nye faldne blade blander sig med latter fra både lokale og turister.En: The colorful houses along the canal light up in the autumn sun, and the scent of freshly fallen leaves mixes with laughter from both locals and tourists.Da: Det er Halloween, og langs molen står rækker af græskar klar til at blive udskåret.En: It's Halloween, and along the quay, rows of pumpkins stand ready to be carved.Da: En konkurrence tiltrækker opmærksomhed, og vores tre venner, Lars, Mette og Jens, er klar til at deltage.En: A competition draws attention, and our three friends, Lars, Mette, and Jens, are ready to participate.Da: Lars kigger på sit store græskar.En: Lars looks at his big pumpkin.Da: Han ønsker at imponere Mette med sit kunstneriske talent.En: He wants to impress Mette with his artistic talent.Da: Han tager en dyb indånding og begynder at skære.En: He takes a deep breath and begins to carve.Da: Ved hans side fniser Mette, mens hun skitserer et sødt, simpelt ansigt på sit græskar, mens Jens, som altid virker afslappet, allerede er i gang med et imponerende design uden den mindste anstrengelse.En: Beside him, Mette giggles as she sketches a cute, simple face on her pumpkin, while Jens, who always seems relaxed, is already working on an impressive design without the slightest effort.Da: Men noget uventet sker.En: But something unexpected happens.Da: Lars' græskar begynder at kollapse.En: Lars's pumpkin begins to collapse.Da: Et stort smil revner pludseligt i det, og øjnene ser snarere skæve end skræmmende ud.En: A big smile suddenly cracks in it, and the eyes look more crooked than scary.Da: Panikken breder sig i Lars.En: Panic spreads in Lars.Da: Jens ser over skuldrene på ham og griner højt.En: Jens looks over his shoulder and laughs loudly.Da: "Det er et spøgelseshus mere end et græskar!"En: "It's a haunted house more than a pumpkin!"Da: siger Jens med et blink.En: says Jens with a wink.Da: Lars er splittet.En: Lars is torn.Da: Skal han bede om hjælp?En: Should he ask for help?Da: Stoppe?En: Stop?Da: Prøve igen?En: Try again?Da: Men så ser han Mette, der fortsætter med at arbejde i godt humør.En: But then he sees Mette, who continues to work in good spirits.Da: Hun sender ham et opmuntrende smil.En: She sends him an encouraging smile.Da: Lars indser, at han ikke behøver at være perfekt.En: Lars realizes that he doesn't need to be perfect.Da: Han skal bare have det sjovt.En: He just needs to have fun.Da: Med fornyet energi beslutter han sig for at omfavne kaosset.En: With renewed energy, he decides to embrace the chaos.Da: Han skærer endnu flere uventede detaljer ind i græskarret, ændrer historiens tegn og skaber et humoristisk og skræmmende ansigt.En: He carves even more unexpected details into the pumpkin, changes the story's characters, and creates a humorous and scary face.Da: Publikum samler sig omkring ham, interesserede i det skabte mareridt.En: The crowd gathers around him, interested in the created nightmare.Da: Konkurrence-juryen rykker tættere.En: The competition jury moves closer.Da: Til alles overraskelse vinder Lars prisen for "Mest Kreative".En: To everyone's surprise, Lars wins the prize for "Most Creative."Da: Mette klapper ivrigt, hendes øjne lyser af beundring og glæde.En: Mette claps eagerly, her eyes shining with admiration and joy.Da: Jens trækker på skuldrene med et grin og siger, "Jeg kan ikke konkurrere med uforudsigelig kunst!"En: Jens shrugs with a grin and says, "I can't compete with unpredictable art!"Da: Lars føler en varme i sit bryst.En: Lars feels a warmth in his chest.Da: Han ser på sine venner og lærer noget vigtigt den dag: Det er ikke altid perfekthed, der skaber glæde, men hvordan man omfavner sine fejl og ser dem som muligheder.En: He looks at his friends and learns something important that day: It's not always perfection that creates happiness, but how you embrace your mistakes and see them as opportunities.Da: Og sådan slutter en farverig dag i Nyhavn, med latter, gode venner, og en græskarmishap der blev til en uventet succes.En: And so ends a colorful day in Nyhavn, with laughter, good friends, and a pumpkin mishap that turned into an unexpected success. Vocabulary Words:joyful: gladescent: duftencarved: udskåretcompetition: konkurrenceparticipate: deltageartistic talent: kunstneriske talentgiggles: fnisercrooked: skævepanic: panikkenhaunted: spøgelseshusencouraging: opmuntrenderenewed: fornyetembrace: omfavnechaos: kaossetdetails: detaljercharacters: tegnhumorous: humoristisknightmare: mareridtjury: juryensurprise: overraskelseadmiration: beundringshrugs: trækker på skuldreneunpredictable: uforudsigeligperfection: perfekthedmistakes: fejlopportunities: mulighedersuccess: succescollapse: kollapsecracks: revnermishap: græskarmishap

In this special episode, we look back at some of the most human stories and the hardest truths from series one of This is Real Leadership. From how you ask a co-founder to leave, to one reason Steve Jobs was so successful, we've been finding out what real leadership looks like today. And it's all here – the wow-yeah and the heck-no. Looking back across our previous seven episodes are two distinguished commentators. Sandra Sieber is Professor of Entrepreneurship at IESE Business School, one of the world's best business schools. Sebastian Reiche is Professor of Managing People in Organisations at IESE Business School. IESE was ranked No.1 in the world for six years running by the Financial Times. In this episode, Sandra and Sebastian discuss: How to fail right. (01:48)Is leadership as easy as pie? Or Pi? (05:25)How to tell better stories and build stronger business cultures (13:58)What really is real leadership today? (27:10) Featuring quotes from: Ibukun Awosika – Former Chair, First Bank of Nigeria. NED, Cadbury Plc. One of the original dragons on the African version of Dragon's Den, author, fellow of the African Leadership Initiative and Aspen Global Leadership Network, and Forbes “Chairperson of the Year” award winner 2020. Geoffrey Moore – Advisor to the leaders of established high-tech enterprises. Most recently: Salesforce, Microsoft, and Google. And the author of several best-selling and hugely influential business books. Most notably: Crossing The Chasm. Elena Betés Novoa – Founder and CEO (2008-15) and Chair (2015-22), Rastreator. CEO, dide.org. Serial entrepreneur. Winner of the International Women's Entrepreneurial Challenge award in 2022. Forbes “Top 100 Most Creative”.  JJ Van Oosten – A serial digital transformationist, JJ has lead five large, complex and successful digital and omnichannel transformations at Rewe Group, Tesco, Travis Perkins, LEGO and Kingfisher.  Christina Janzer – Head of Research and Analytics, Slack. Armed with insights from Slack's global knowledge worker research – a survey of 10,000 desk workers – Christina says she wants to make work a little better every day. Arjen Schouten – Co-founder and Former COO cosmetics retailer Rituals, Arjen helped Rituals grow from zero to over 10,000 employees, 1000 stores and $1 billion in turnover. Florian Weiss – Former CEO, Jameda, one of the largest providers of software for the healthcare industry. Click IESE.edu/real-leadership/ for more Real Leadership content Want to keep up to date with the latest podcasts, leadership and career trends - subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Professor Sandra Sieber  Connect with Professor Sebastian Reiche Email the podcast

Greg and Dan speak with Ryan Hunt of The Fieldhouse Bar & Grill for a preview of the annual Edtoberfest Chili Cook-off on Sunday, October 15th from 12 – 5 PM. Hunt notes the Chili Cook-off includes three prize categories including the Most Creative, Spiciest, & People's Choise. Edtoberfest is a fundraiser for the Edward P. Hennessey Scholarship Fund at Bradley University. Ed Hennessey passed away in 2018 to brain cancer. Ed's wife, Karina, started a Scholarship Fund in the History Department at Bradley University in 2019. Ed was a graduate of Bradley's History Department. Order tickets in advance via Hennessey.karina@gmail.com or purchase at the door.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Even high achieving, world-class business leaders don't get it right every time. But they do learn from their mistakes. The question is, what exactly is that special something they take away? In this instalment of the This is Real Leadership podcast series, Elena Betés (IESE MBA), founder, CEO and entrepreneur and Professor Iñigo Gallo, Associate Professor of Marketing at IESE Business School (one of the world's best business schools) – ranked No.1 in the world for six years running by the Financial Times reveal the mistakes that made them better business leaders. How does a whoops become a win? Elena Betés, who launched and sold the insurance comparison platform Rastreator, was named in Forbes Top 100 Most Creative list AND won the International Women's Entrepreneurial Challenge award says she is “a bit of a fighter”. Iñigo wants to know if this helps her bounce back, or gets her in trouble…   In this episode, Elena and Iñigo discuss: *  How to be an outsider (and love it). (16:40) *  How to use mistakes as motivation. (07:17) *  Who gets the blame? (12:36) *  How to define success on your terms. (11:19) -- Click IESE.edu/real-leadership/ for more Real Leadership content Want to keep up to date with the latest podcasts, leadership and career trends - subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with Elena Betés Connect with Professor Iñigo Gallo Email the podcast

Mindfulness Music & More with Shalini Bhalla-Lucas, Mugambi Nthiga and The Most Creative

Sex education– an active fight to break the stigma and promote sexual health, and controversy for some. With so many people finding the topic taboo, it's so easy to overlook the issues that come with being misinformed on what's meant to be a natural part of being human. In this episode, I'm joined by Kate Roberts, a social entrepreneur that founded The Body Agency, a company that aims to aid women and increase awareness in sexual wellness while being aware and considerate of both political and religious barriers. In addition, she's also the host of the Sex, Body, and Soul podcast, where she has open conversations about sexual wellness, fertility, periods, parenting, menopause, and more.   Episode Highlights: What brought Kate into the world of women's health and advocacy How Kate uses The Body Agency to navigate the sexual wellness space. How Kate works around political and religious barriers to teach women about sexual wellness.   About our guest:  Kate Roberts' late father was a ship's captain. By the time Kate was twelve she had seen more of the world, its beauty, vastness and social inequities than most people would see in two lifetimes. These early life imprints, coupled with several harrowing experiences she endured while working in Eastern Europe, fueled in her a fierce determination to make a difference in the lives of women around the globe.   Kate sees obstacles as opportunities and thrives on challenges.  She often describes herself as a ”serial” social entrepreneur; seizing opportunity, launching initiatives, and then moving on to “what's next.” She is a woman driven by passion and purpose. From 1999 until recently, Kate was Senior Vice President for Population Services International (PSI), a Washington, DC based $500M global NGO, that operates in 50 countries. By establishing meaningful relationships with a number of successful business women and philanthropists, she has raised hundreds of millions of dollars; created public and private partnerships and impacted the lives of women across the world.  As a leader in global philanthropy and social change Roberts has parlayed her business acumen and marketing background into a “Madison Avenue” approach; setting concrete goals and delivering measurable results. To that end, in 2012 Roberts founded Maverick Collective (a PSI initiative) to develop impactful projects in the developing world with which to tackle women's health issues. Engaging Melinda Gates, Dr. Precious Motsepe and the Crown Princess of Norway as Co-Chairs, Maverick Collective is redefining what it means to be an effective philanthropist and innovator. Kate describes herself as a pioneer in developing a new type of philanthropy – going beyond the checkbook, using time, talent, and treasure to become a more powerful and efficient advocate for mission-driven philanthropy to end extreme poverty. Historically, Kate's energies have been focused on global initiatives. Recently, her vision has brought her focus closer to home. Early in 2020 Roberts launched Ikigai Company, a private consulting practice dedicated to advising families, individuals and organizations on strategies to design and execute customized and purpose-driven fundraising. Inspired by the importance of empowering women at the most fundamental level, Kate founded The Body Agency, an ecommerce, femtech start-up and a global movement making it easy for women to have access to body health and sexual wellness products, services and education. Her aim is to provide women of all ages and cultural backgrounds an online sanctuary for exploring their body health and intimacy in a modern, affordable and fearless way. Public speaker, and producer of documentaries, and fluent in five languages, Kate routinely appears on TV and in print media, reprising her role as a champion for all that supports the ethos of women. Examples include: 2007 Young Global Leader at The World Economic Forum (WEF), Founding Curator of WEF Global Shapers, Fox News Power Player of the Week, Public Policy top 100 Thinkers, Fast Company Top 100 Most Creative, Vogue 100 Top women, CNN Hero, Jack Valenti AIDS Leadership Award and Fortune's Most Powerful Women. She hosts the weekly Podcast Sex Body and Soul. At the core of her being, is her desire to raise her daughter Lilly in an environment where passion and purpose are the norm and young girls are encouraged to develop into tomorrow's leaders and be free to embrace all of life's opportunities. Connect with Kate Roberts: Website | The Body Agency Facebook | The Body Agency 

Order THIRD EDITION of How to Make It in the New Music Business here: https://book.aristake.comFabrice Sergent is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Bandsintown Group (https://bandsintown.com). With 560,000 registered artists, Bandsintown is one of the largest artist services platforms in the world. 97% of the Top 500 artists in America are active on the platform. The company's advertising platform enables brands to reach 250M music fans worldwide each month, and its flagship live music discovery platform Bandsintown serves 75M registered music fans and 560,000 artists. In 2021, Bandsintown was named to Variety's "10 Tech Innovators To Watch" and Fast Company's "World's Most Innovative Companies." In 2018, Fabrice was named as a "Most Creative person in business" by Inc. Magazine. In 2022, Bandsintown launched its Fan Management Suite, a toolkit designed to help artists grow a fanbase that includes a robust tour date widget, smart links, analytics, a robust email program, and more - all 100% free to artists.04:27 Welcome06:33 What is Bandsintown?10:13 How artists gain followers and how their fans are notified21:08 Bandsintown discovery tools for emerging artists28:19 How Bandsintown tracks ticket sales from Ticketmaster data33:23 How an artist's Bandsintown follower count connects to ticket sales37:41 Bandsintown discovery tools (continued)40:42 Email marketing campaigns to reach more fans of similar sounding artists43:08 Show promoters and the new norm of audience buying behavior46:20 Advice for indie artists to increase their ticket sales and 2023 ticket buying trends55:37 Ticketmaster hearing and the future of touring sustainability01:03:05 Final questionSubscribe to The New Music Business: https://aristake.com/nmbAri's Take Academy (use code NMB for 10% off): https://aristakeacademy.comWatch more discussions like this: https://bit.ly/3LavMpaConnect with Ari's Take:Website: https://aristake.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandConnect with Fabrice Sergent:Website:https://bandsintown.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/laviateurTwitter: https://twitter.com/fabricesergent?lang=enLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fabricesergentEdited and mixed by Maxton HunterMusic by Brassroots DistrictProduced by the team at Ari's Take Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mi invitada de hoy es Esther Cid Rodríguez. Esther es psicóloga, emprendedora, mentora y consultora estratégica. Es experta en asesoramiento de carreras profesionales y mentoring de emprendedores/as y lleva más de 16 años como responsable de desarrollo y captación de talento. Fue CEO y co-fundadora de Tipscool, startup edTech que guía, potencia y visibiliza el talento, realizando un exit en 2022. Esther es también Profesora universitaria, Speaker internacional y formadora en varios temas como emprendimiento, future of work o inteligencia emocional. Y por si todo esto fuera poco, Esther también es cantante. Fue nombrada Mujer Emprendedora España en 2020 por El Referente, Premio Mujer TiC por la Asociación Talento Femenino en 2021, Premio Wayra para Mujer Emprendedora del Programa Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, FORBES 100 Most Creative in World Business en 2022 y European Women entrepreneur for MEWEM, MIM & Spotify. Y acaba de ser nombrada entre las Future leaders Keychange 2023 de la industria de la música. Hoy Esther y yo hablamos de startups, de mentoring y de talento femenino. * Puedes ver todas las notas del episodio en https://www.decodificados.com. Puedes seguir el podcast en Instagram en https://www.instagram.com/decodificados/  *

As 2022 comes to a close, I celebrate the year's best music by awarding songs in the following five categories: "Best Songwriting," "Most Creative," "Pop Perfection," "Bound to Blow Up," and "Blast From The Past." Also - Hivemind's first listener mailbag :)

AI is a hot topic in the voiceover world. Joining me on a thoroughly interesting discussion are Rupal Patel and Ian Russell.  Rupal Patel is the Founder and CEO of VocaliD, a voice AI company that creates synthetic voices with personality for discerning brands that understand the power of customised voice and for individuals living with speechlessness who want to be heard in a voice that is uniquely theirs. VocaliD is a spin out of Rupal's research at Northeastern University where she is an internationally renowned speech scientist and tenured professor. Named one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative people in Business, Rupal has been featured on TED, NPR, WIRED, and in major international news and technology publications. Ian is a British Actor living in the USA. Back in 2012 his wife bought him an experience gift for christmas - A one day Introduction to Voiceover - 2 years later 2014 he started his VO business. He's now a multi nominated and multi award winning talent (including Voice of the Year 2020), he can be heard in campaigns around the world including a global branding campaign for Intel and the UK localisation TV Ad for Noom. He's an established gaming and animation voice - You perhaps know him as Locke in Payday2, The Psyker in Warhammer 40k Inquisitor Martyr or Igor in the breakout Indie Hit, Chernobylite. We hear from Ian and Rupal their perspectives on how AI has a place in voiceover. By applying your business head and not your emotional one voice actors have new opportunities rather than threats as a result of AI disrupting the industry and gaining attention.   We hear how technology has moved on from the days of concatic speech synthesis and how resynthesis of the voice is done today with modern technology. Today's neural text to speech is a new way of creating more flexible and higher quality AI voices with better tone and inflection. This also requires less speech input to create scalable AI voices. Which means a world of possibilities for voice actors! Having an AI built version of your voice means your voice can be used as a consistent brand element when you aren't available, when you are on vacation perhaps, making it an element of the whole voice industry ecosystem and not the threat it's sometimes perceived to be.  Ian and Rupal tell us about the opportunities presented by AI and how to capitalise on this advancing technology and the types of work out there.    Are you ready to take your voiceover career to the next level? The Voiceover Network is an organisation for voiceover professionals providing voiceover training, webinars, The Buzz magazine, support, networking events and an amazing VO community. If you are thinking of getting into voiceover work or if you already work in this area and just want to know what's going on in the industry – then this podcast is for you. Our host is Rachael Naylor, founder and CEO of The Voiceover Network as well as an experienced voiceover artist. Thanks to our Sponsors:  Hindenburg, Apogee, Source Elements and Focusrite.  Follow us on instagram.com/the_voiceover_network/ Follow us on facebook.com/TheVoiceOverNetworkOfficial Follow us on twitter.com/NetworkVO Follow us on linkedin.com/company/the-voiceover-network-ltd/

This episode features guest and advertising genius JIMMY SMITH. Throughout his career, Jimmy – a 2012 Fast Company magazine Top 100 Most Creative member – has worked his magic in a variety of roles as a copywriter, creative director, author, TV writer, video game creator, film and record producer. His work has been recognized for its fresh advertising approaches (One Show, Cannes, D&AD, ANDY, Time magazine), for its TV show originality (Emmy nomination - Gatorade Replay) and for its beauty (Stiftung Buchkunst International Book Art Competition, Copenhagen Museum of Applied Arts - Soul of the Game). Jimmy often collaborated with hosts, Nekeda and Muhammida during their time at Nike and beyond, throughout his advertising career at Wieden & Kennedy and then BBDO to tap into their pulse on "Who and What is Hot" in music, influencers, entertainment, and street culture to impact some of the world's greatest ad campaigns including "Freestyle" for Nike and "G" for Gatorade among others recounted in this episode. The Jimmy Smith episode highlights the power of representation at the TABLE and how having collaborators who believe in your vision can be the difference between great and legendary. Take a listen and let us know your thoughts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-chronicles/message

“If you ever wanna make money from (your art), you have to step outside your own ego." For the inaugural episode of MMMA, we're chatting with hairdresser, writer, painter, and creativity coach, https://gigihuntley.com (GiGi Huntley), who owns her own salon in Boise. She was voted "Most Creative" for her high school superlative, but secretly wanted "Best Dressed," which is the spirit in which this whole episode unfolds bahaha. She creates and https://www.instagram.com/gigi_huntley/ (posts a piece of art to her Instagram every day), was awarded a grant by The Alexa Rose Foundation in 2020, and hopes to get her novel published later this year. We discuss finding the overlap between commercial art and what drives your creative spirit, the struggle of making your own art too precious, and the importance of We also chat self-employment costs, budgeting for health insurance, and the impact of COVID on small businesses. The conversation was so thought-provoking for me and I'm still mulling over my own choices in making my art too precious. I hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did! Find GiGi online! Her instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gigi_huntley/?hl=en Her website: https://gigihuntley.com Support the podcast or recommend a guest here: https://ko-fi.com/makingmoneymakingart (The Making Money Making Art theme song was create by the incredibly talented and skilled Maiga Vidal! You can find her here: https://www.patreon.com/maigavidal)

Kate Roberts is the founder and CEO of the Body Agency, a company that focuses on women's health and sexual wellness. For 30 years Kate has been a part of global philanthropic endeavors, founding three nonprofits and partnered with Melinda Gates and the crown princess of Norway.  She has been on the list of the Young Global Leaders of the World Economic Forum.  She was on Fast Company Magazine's “Top 100 Most Creative”, Public Policy Magazine's “Top 100 Thinkers”, the Washington Post's “Top Marketers” and Vogue Magazine's “Top 100 Women”. She grew up on a ship and has been to 119 different countries. Follow Kate Roberts Podcast, Sex, Body and Soul on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sexbodyandsoul/ Follow the Body Agency on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.body.agency/ Check out The Body Agency online: https://www.thebodyagency.com/ Use promo code, PODCAST10, to get 10% off the entire site. More info about the Katie Vulva Puppet: Katie the Vulva Puppet is much more than an educational tool: each puppet is one-of-a-kind, hand-stitched with love by a disabled women in Laos. When you buy a Vulva Puppet, you provide the woman who made it a sustainable way to make a living. And the greater the demand for Vulva Puppets, the more women the Lao Disabled Women's Development Center is able to employ and support, by teaching participants life skills and civil rights. This is a fair trade partnership. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bring out the laser backgrounds, perms and that Trapper Keeper, because tomorrow is National School Picture Day. Earning a gold star was our Associate Caller of the Day, O'Shea from Store 2784 in Beatrice, Nebraska, who called to give a shoutout to Team Lead Matt, plus Mick, Jeremy and the whole Garden Center. In Milestone Minute, we had three associates on the honor roll. Congratulations to Julia at Store 68 in Wynne, Arkansas, who celebrated 40 years with Walmart. Not far behind was Andrea at Store 266 in Grapevine, Texas, and Cruz at Store 601 in San Angelo, Texas, who both celebrated 35 years. "Best Dressed" went to Store 632 in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, as Shelia called to give a shoutout to the apparel team. If you want to be voted “Most Creative,” more than half of the people polled said trying this helps. Tune in to find out what it is.

We're welcoming artist and Elyria Schools Teacher, Mel Rainey, in studio. Mel spends most of his days in the art classrooms of Elyria High School but today he joins us on Petey Podcast to send out a message to all young artists of Elyria Schools: Get creative, and enter your artwork in the Elyria Apple Art Contest! The Apple Art Contest takes place during the Elyria Apple Festival but entries are due by September 10. Elyria Schools students--grades one through 12--are eligible to participate. First, second and third place winners are possible in the categories of Best Use of Color, Best Message and Most Creative. Art entries will be grouped by grade levels, 1-4, 5-8 and 9-12. Elyria students interested in participating should turn their completed artwork into their art teacher or school principal by Friday, September 10. Artwork should have an apple theme, be two dimensional on a 9X12 base of paper, poster board, cardboard, etc., and it should include the student's name, school name and grade level neatly written on the back side. Students: Let your creativity loose (and don't forget the apple theme!)

Jordan Salcito is an award-winning sommelier and founder of RAMONA, a delicious organic wine spritzer made with high-quality standards.Jordan began her career in New York as a hostess before becoming a prep cook, sommelier, manager, and eventually, the Wine & Beverage Director at David Chang’s Momofuku restaurants. She is also a 5-time James Beard Award semi-finalist and was named “Most Creative in the World” by World of Fine Wine magazine. The idea for RAMONA came to life when Jordan became unexpectedly pregnant with her first son and realized she wanted to take control of her own life. She always had dreams of creating an organic wine beverage that everyone could enjoy at a good price point. Her wine spritzers have been spotted in the hands of many celebrities from Kanye West, Alicia Keys to P Diddy and are also loved by critics and consumers for it’s beautifully packaged design and commitment to high-quality organic ingredients. RAMONA is distributed nationwide at Whole Foods, directly on their website, along with independent retail chains and restaurants across the U.S.We’ll talk to Jordan about how she pivoted her career from wanting to be a writer to then a wine expert, why she walked away from certain business ventures to follow her instincts and taking advantage of opportunities even when the odds are against you. In this episode, we’ll talk to Jordan about:* Jordan discusses how her parents instilled a strong value system and work ethic for herself and her siblings [2:57]* Aspiring to be a writer, Jordan moves to NYC and takes a job as a hostess to make ends meet - a moment she was “mentally unprepared for” [6:32]* Why Jordan decided to go to culinary school and how her externship at NYC’s iconic French restaurants, Daniel, changed the trajectory of her career [12:20]* What it was like to be one of the only women in the kitchen & how she proved herself and went against everyone’s expectations [17:14]* Jordan discusses how she fell into the world of wine and developed a deep passion [19:58] * Why Jordan decided to become a Master Sommelier (one of the most difficult and prestigious titles you can receive in the wine world) [28:30]* After years of studying and preparing for the Master Sommelier exams, Jordan shares her thoughts and frustrations with not passing [31:43]* How she dealt with the failure of not passing the exam & why a few words from Beyonce shifted her mindset on how she thought about her goals and next steps. [37:14]* Why failing her exam and getting unexpectedly pregnant was the experience she needed to take the risk and start her business, RAMONA [42:27]* Why Jordan walked away from business ventures with discriminatory practices against women and legal lessons she learned along the way [46:07]* When Jordan decided to fundraise for her business and the importance of knowing your numbers and having an authentic story when meeting with investors [51:26]Follow Jordan:* Jordan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordansalcito/ * RAMONA’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkramona/ * Website: https://www.drinkramona.com/ Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jimmy Smith is the CEO And Chief Creative Officer of the award winning ad agency, Amusement Park Entertainment. Named by Fast Company as one of the Top 100 Most Creative, his work has been revered for it's innovative and fresh advertising approaches.  

Dickie Smalls is an international, award-winning performer whose titles include: “Most Creative” at the 2019 Midwest Burlesque Festival, “Best Narrative” at the 2019 Berlin Burlesque Week and the title of “Master of Improv” at the 2018 Burlypicks World Championships competition. A veteran of over thirty festivals, Dickie continues to share his unique brand of boylesque all around the world.I was supposed to headline the Midwest Burlesque Festival in April... but then COVID...Dickie is a fan of the Dance Angel line of luggage: https://thedanceangel.comhttps://www.instagram.com/dickiesmallsburlesquehttps://www.facebook.com/dickie.smalls.7----------------------------------------------------------------Visit Show Pony Express at www.missmaryjanegreen.com/show-pony-express.htmlAffiliate Partner of Glam’r Gear www.ponypod.club/glamrgearGet in touch:www.instagram.com/missmaryjanegreenwww.instagram.com/pony.podwww.instagram.com/show_pony_expressmoxie@missmaryjanegreen.comPony Pod is the media arm of ‘Show Pony Express’, an online boutique for traveling performers curated by Miss Mary Jane Green.If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, leave a review and tell your friends.Are you or do you know a traveling performer? Interested in being featured on the show? Interview queries accepted via email.

Jordan here with a quick, value-packed solo episode that, if you get this right, the world is yours. That is being a craftsman or craftswoman at creativity and harassing that time and energy wisely each and every day. Today, I want to share with you some obstacles to consistent creativity and creation and what I have done in my life to consistently make time for creative work.   Time Stamps:   (0:35) Where Does Creativity Come From? (2:52) When Are you Most Creative? (4:30) The Resistance of Creation (10:21) Jordan’s Rituals (16:24) IFCA ------------- NOTICE: This is the LAST WEEK for IFCA 5.0 Enrollment! Only 4 - Days Remain To APPLY!  ATTN: Personal Trainers, Online Coaches, Fitness Influencers, And Health Industry Entrepreneurs: Do You Want To Sign High-Quality Clients, Grow A Real Full-time Business, While Developing Systems That Unlock The Time And Income Freedom You’ve Always Wanted?   IFCA 5.0 Is officially OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT.    Learn how to start, grow, or scale your fitness coaching business, without having to rely on shady sales tactics, paid advertising, complicated funnels, or websites, or spamming people in their DMs.    We’ll work with you hands on through our 14 week intensive mentorship to structure your coaching business from the ground up.    All while supporting you with our team of six industry experts, and leveraging your unique strengths, skills, and personality.    Spots are open, but only for a limited time. Click below to learn more about IFCA!    https://www.impactfitnesscoachingacademy.com/apply ------------- If we metaphorically burnt our businesses to the ground and had to start over today, what would we do to reach 6 and 7 figures? Would you like to know that step by step process... for free?    Click here to get our FREE Audiobook "Building a 6 Figure Coaching Business From the Ground Up" ------------- Download the “Bands Will Make You Dance” Home-Based 6 Day Workout Program - Just $10.00, and 100% of Proceeds are donated (Plus Matched by Flow State Of Mind) to COVID-19 Relief Efforts  Click HERE to purchase and download ------------- At FSOM, and IFCA we believe in giving 10x the value for FREE before we ever ask you to pay us.     Which is why we want to start helping you impact MORE LIVES, and create the income, and freedom you deserve NOW FOR FREE.  Learn how to attract 5 new online clients, in 5 days, with our FREE Suspect to Client Course HERE PLUS -  FREE Content Planner for Online Coaches! Hundreds of Prompts, Templates, and Systems to CRUSH THE CONTENT GAME  bit.ly/IFCAContentCalender ------------- FREE COMMUNITY FOR ONLINE COACHES LOOKING TO LEARN, SCALE, AND MAKE AN IMPACT IN FITNESS Join the Free IFCA Community for Coaches who want to change lives ------------- Please make sure to follow Erin at @erindimondfitness, Jordan at @duggaestetics, and the official Flow State of Mind Podcast page @flowstateofmindpodcast.   Subscribe & Review in iTunes   Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re not, we encourage you to do that today. We don’t want you to miss out on any episode. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!   If you’re a true badass, we’d be super grateful if you left us a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help us climb the podcast ranks and extend our listenership and reach. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let us know what your favorite episode was. 

In this episode, we sit down with Anmol Madan, Chief Data Scientist at Livongo, where he is responsible for machine learning and data science across all of Livongo’s products and services, to help people be the best versions of themselves. Livongo empowers people with chronic conditions to live better and healthier lives, beginning with diabetes and now including hypertension, weight management, diabetes prevention, and behavioral health. Livongo pioneered the category of Applied Health Signals to offer Members clinically-based insights that focus on the whole person and make it easier to stay healthy. Anmol previously co-founded Ginger.io, an AI-driven behavioral health system that provides access to 24/7 coaching, therapy and psychiatry, and served as its Chief Executive Officer for 7 years. Under his leadership, Ginger.io built an AI-driven member and clinical product, established a high-growth distribution model with employers, became broadly available as an in-network health-plan benefit, and raised $35 million in venture funding from top-tier Silicon Valley VCs. Anmol received a Ph.D. in machine learning applied to human behavior from the MIT Media Lab, and has authored 20+ scientific publications (in Science, AAAI, Ubicomp, NIPS), and over a dozen patents related to machine learning in healthcare. He has been recognized as one of the 100 Most Creative people, and as a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer.

Today I'm joined by the innovative Dr. Joe Coughlin – the founder and director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab. Recognizing that our society hasn't adapted to meet the needs of our growing older generation, the MIT AgeLab was created as a multidisciplinary research program that works with business, government, and NGOs to improve the quality of life of older people and those who care for them. Just one example includes creating a suit that can be worn by students, product developers, engineers, architects, and others to experience the physical challenges of a person in their mid-70s. In addition to leading the AgeLab, Dr. Coughlin teaches in MIT's Department of Urban Studies & Planning and the Sloan School's Advanced Management Program. He was named by Fast Company Magazine as one the ‘100 Most Creative in Business' and by the Wall Street Journal as inventing the future of retirement. His recent book, The Longevity Economy: Inside the World's Fastest Growing, Most Misunderstood Market, is one of CEO READ's Business Bestsellers. Visit A Second Opinion's website here: https://asecondopinionpodcast.com/ Engage with us on social media at: Facebook Twitter Instagram

Join us as we discuss Manoush (we love her name and her book) Zomorodi’s book, “Bored and Brilliant”. Investigating how technology is transforming humanity is Manoush’s passion and expertise. In addition to writing her book, she gave aTED Talk about surviving information overload and the “Attention Economy.” She is one of Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative… Continue reading Part 1: Bored and Brilliant by Manoush Zomorodi

On this episode of Southeastern Fly - The Angler's Influence we travel to Unicoi Outfitters in Helen GA to talk with fly angler, photographer and writer David Cannon of www.davidcannonphotography.com .    David is a full-time commercial- and editorial photographer based near Atlanta and he specializes in two totally unrelated genres of photography: architectural and lifestyle. On the lifestyle side he works with some names you’ll be familiar with: Gray’s Sporting Journal, The Flyfish Journal, Cabela’s, Bass Pro Shops, and Winston Fly Rods. He’s also the author of the book Fly Fishing Georgia: A No Nonsense Guide to Top Waters, which has been out since 2009, and the second edition will be released later this year.  On the architectural side he works with groups like Southern Living, STAINMASTER flooring, as well as architects, designers, and builders, and Since 2006 he’s been married to Stephanie, who is a designer in North Georgia, and who also was named one of America’s 100 Most Creative people by Country Living Magazine last year, and they have two young daughters, Shiloh and Afton.   Come along as we talk with David, upstairs at his favorite fly shop, about his fly fishing adventures from fishing a family farm pond, through Georgia, then  all the way to Brazil to fish in the Amazon.

PiCast Episode 99 - Whedoncon 2018 What a weekend at WhedonCon 2018! So many friends attended, old and new! This is the #1 fan Con out there, plus it is for charity. This year the Con was raising money for the Wooten Center and the Lupus Foundation of America. Where to begin? We were on a panel at this con for the first time and Scott won “Most Creative” in the Cosplay Contest! It was a good time! The baby was a little fussy, but they are long days for the little guy. Didn’t stop him from being the cutest little Captain Hammer on day and from enjoying a dip in the Warner Center Marriott Pool another day! The special guests at Whedon con are truly special! They hang out with the attendees and you get to just enjoy time with the stars of your favorite fandoms like nowhere else! At Whedoncon there are private events that are even more intimate, photo shoots and meet and greets and even Game Night! Wonderful Q&A panels with Guest of honot Sean Maher and a Q&A with James Marsters who performs a Concert with his band and even came back for the Darn Good Shindig the next night! If you are in any way a fan of the Whedonverse, you need to get to this con! As for this episode of the PiCast, it is #99! We mention a ton of friends and I won’t list them all here, but we love you all! Also be sure and listen to the end for the secret word. You can win a Whedon Related Prize. Also, we come up with an idea for a convention so amazing, you just have to hear for yourself! If you were at Whedoncon, please call our voicemail and share your experience! Our next episode is #100 too! Help us celebrate. Call in with your favorite moment or a topic for a future episode or anything! Just call in and say “hi”!   Contact us at PiDayCosplay@gmail.com Leave us a Voicemail on the Pi Line 626-66-PIDAY https://www.facebook.com/PiDayCosplay Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @PiDayCosplay or Tumblr http://pidaycosplay.tumblr.com #PiCast #PiDayCosplay #PiDayWedding On this episode: #Whedoncon #Whedonopolis #JossWhedon #Joss #Buffy #Angel #BTV #ATS #Firefly #Serenity #Avengers #AgentsofShield #Marvel #Batgirl #DC #DollHouse #WonderCon #DoctorHorrible #DrHorrible #CamdenToy #DavidFury #TimMinear #JamesMarsters #JamesLeary #GeorgeJeanty #SeanMaher #DagneyKerr #MiracleLaurie #MercedesMcnab JoeOchman #JonathanWoodward #TimDeZarn #LA #Cosplay

Drew Carrick, aka "Petty Ca$h", has always wanted to entertain those around him. Whether it's his original rap songs about accounting or him being his college mascot for a few events, Drew really enjoys standing out, so he was a natural fit for the Green Apple Podcast. His "Public Accounting Anthem" went viral and the rest was history. Colleagues at his firm have recognized his innovation and entertaining skills, and as such deemed him as the "Most Creative". He's even performed his original rap songs at Grant Thornton events, which got the attention of the Marketing group for some special projects. In this episode, Drew and I talk about how Grant Thornton is doing some things to promote bringing your whole self to work. Drew said, "You shouldn't only be yourself when you're at home or hanging out with your friends. You should be able to be that around the people you work with, too." For most people, work isn't the most important thing in their lives and they need to know that it's not only okay, but the norm. And it definitely doesn't make you any less effective at your job.

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Overthinking: The Curse of the Most Creative and Intelligent Really smart, creative, and thoughtful people have many strengths. They can plan things in advance, avoid potential pitfalls, and envision their future reality. Vividly. However one thing I have learned from my years of experience as a therapist and life coach is that all these positive attributes, when left unsupervised, can also create boatloads of anxiety. Overthinking and Indecision = Disempowerment When you anticipate possible problems you feel constricted. When you plan every step you often encounter roadblocks. When you want to make the "right" decision before taking action, you invest more time and energy in to thinking than into doing. At these times it's easy to become riddled with uncertainty, and decide before you even try that things aren't even worth doing. Slam! Analysis paralysis has clamped down on your life, and stopped you from living courageously. The result? A safe life... But a smaller life. Authentic Happiness Requires Risk One of the core skills of authentically happy people that I discuss at length in my online Happiness Class is the ability to take measured risks. Why is the ability to try new things related to happiness? Because when you take action to bring your life into alignment with your core values, it gets better. Another component of fearless living is being able to handle uncertainty or adversity with confidence and competence. That means your happiness is still intact, even when things go differently than you'd hoped. That's true resilience. Being resilient and trusting yourself means that it's safe to take chances. When you're able to fearlessly try new things, your world expands. When you give yourself permission to take action, you get to learn and grow no matter what. Not knowing exactly what is going to happen next adds sparkle and excitement to your life. When your life gets bigger and more interesting, so do you. Fearless Living Nourishes Your Relationship Furthermore, novelty and learning new things are core ingredients to having a fresh, fun long term relationship. When your life atrophies, so does your partnership. If you want to have an interesting relationship, you need to have an interesting life. Plus, there is nothing sexier than a passionate person who is enthusiastic and confident. When you set aside anxieties and allow yourself to live fearlessly, you nourish both yourself and your relationship. 5 Steps to Stop Worrying and Start Living Fearlessly On today's episode of the Love, Happiness and Success Podcast, I'm giving you the scoop on how to release worry from your life, feel more confident in your decisions, strengthen your sense of competence and resilience, and cultivate fearlessness in your own life. Listen now, and learn all about the care and feeding of your inner tiger. xoxo, Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby www.growingself.com

Celestine Maddy is the founder and publisher of Wilder Quarterly and the author (with Abbye Churchill) of the new book A Wilder Life (Artisan, 2016). She was named one of Fast Company’s “Most Creative in Business” for 2012, and is also a Cannes Lion winner. Before founding Wilder Quarterly, she was the Director of Emerging Media at global agency StrawberryFrog. She is currently Vice President of Marketing at Reddit and she splits her time between New York and San Francisco.