Podcasts about unmistakeable creative

Today's episode is a must-listen if you have been struggling to figure out what is stopping you from being where you want to be, having what you want to have, or doing what you say you want to do. Today's guest is Lisa Fabrega, a personal transformation advisor who supports ambitious women as they strive to create a deep and lasting impact on the world. Her advice blew my mind as she broke down her Capacity Framework and the six capacities that could be contributing to keeping you stuck. Shifting how you see yourself is just the start of her work as she helps you see your own internal capacity and connection to your inner wisdom. The six capacities she notes are money, visibility, purpose, embodiment, structural, and boundaries. Listen as she goes through each one and describes how these areas can hold you back if unaddressed. More about Lisa: For more than ten years, Lisa has worked with new and seasoned entrepreneurs as well as Nobel Prize organization nominees to break through boundaries that have been holding them back. Her signature approach involves the proven concept of expanding your capacity as a way to reach your highest levels of success. Lisa has addressed thousands of people both on stage as a keynote speaker as well as when she appeared on podcasts including The UnMistakeable Creative, Her Rules Radio and Tell Me A Story with Debra Silverman. She's also been featured on CNN, Yahoo! News and The Huffington Post. She splits her time between Florida and California with her two rescue dogs, Luna and Sadie. Learn more about Lisa here Want to work on your goals, improve your public speaking skills, and check out a Speaker Sisterhood club as a guest? Your first meeting is free and all clubs are meeting online. Find the club that works for you here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When it comes to personal finance the main focus is typically on the outcome - the financial success but it’s also very important to discuss the transitions and emotions that leads you to that financial success and what it feels like to be on that journey including the peaks and valleys. To have this conversation, I’ve invited an amazing lady and friend of mine Xenia Viray. Xenia is the owner of a women’s clothing boutique in Brooklyn called Myths of Creation (mythsofcreation.com), focused on building community and teaching women how to empower themselves. On this episode, Xenia and I have a very honest conversation about her money story and on money in general. She shares her emotions around money, how she’s gotten to the point where she feels deserving of financial success and financial wellness. She shares the role money played in her upbringing, the lies she was telling herself about money, why she wasn’t putting money on the top of her priority list and her changed thinking around money and her goals for financial success now and in the future. I also got completely vulnerable with Xenia she pulls it out of me) in our conversation about my personal challenges around being deserving and proud of my financial success. - How to keep in touch with Xenia: Follow her on social media @shopmythsofcreation and on her website at mythsofcreation.com - Stop by her store at: Myths of Creation Brooklyn 421 Graham Ave, Brooklyn NYC - The podcast episodes Xenia mentions: Unmistakeable Creative - https://apple.co/2BXwCG3 Get access to my free budgeting tools in my resource library on www.CleverGirlFinance.com Check out the Clever Girl Finance YouTube Channel at YouTube.com/CleverGirlFinance Do you follow Clever Girl Finance on Instagram yet? You should! www.instagram.com/clevergirlfinance Ready to get accountable? Join the Clever Girl Finance Accountability Program over at www.clevergirlfinanceacademy.com

Celebrating 6 months of podcasting with a great big thank you and sharing the 5 podcasts with the greatest influence in my podcasting journey.  1. Bill Simmons Podcast 2. The Unmistakeable Creative 3. Joe Budden Podcast 4. Side Hustle School 5. Advanced TV Herstory Let's Connect! Have a question? Want to recommend a topic or guest?  Email me: monica@youwannadowhat.com Follow me on Instagram and Facebook

Srinivas Rao is the creator and host of The Unmistakeable Creative Podcast where he has conducted over 600 interviews with thought leaders and people from all walks of life. He has also written multiple books including the Wall Street Journal bestseller The Art of Being Unmistakable. Tweetable quotes: 'You’re goal isn’t to be the best. It’s to be the only. Then competition ceases to matter.'Click To Tweet 'The one thing that defeats the resistance is doing the work itself.'Click To Tweet Mentioned in this episode: Cal Newport Cal Newport TEDX Talk Ryan Holiday  Ryan Holiday Notecard system Stephen Pressfield Jason Fried – Rework Hey Focus  Rescue time Please connect with me Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes Follow @ErikJFisher Check out more Noodle.mx Network showsThe Audacity to Podcast: "How-to" podcast about podcastingBeyond the To-Do List: Personal and professional productivityThe Productive Woman: Productivity for busy womenONCE: Once Upon a Time podcastWelcome to Level Seven: Agents of SHIELD and Marvel’s cinematic universe podcastAre You Just Watching?: Movie reviews with Christian critical thinkingthe Ramen Noodle: Family-friendly clean comedy

Srinivas Rao uses the internet to make things, and leads a creativity and innovation revolution while he does. Rao is the author of “Unmistakeable” and the founder of the Unmistakeable Creative podcast, where he's interviewed over five hundred creative people. Former guests on the show include Seth Godin, Elle Luna, Tim Ferriss, Gretchen Rubin, Simon Sinek, Adam Grant, and Danielle LaPorte. In this episode, we discuss why being the only in a niche is better than being the best.

Srinivas Rao, founder of The Unmistakeable Creative website and podcast, and author of Unmistakable, has interviewed over 600 thought leaders and people from all walks of life on his show. Today, he joins Connor on the show to discuss creativity, a bit of his background, where he found his drive, and why we should always learn from others, but not mimic them. Srinivas says that we do not need more copies - we need originals, willing to travel the road that's never been traveled before, because true success is work that no one else can replicate.   Key Takeaways: [1:40] Let's talk creativity on today's show. [3:15] Famous on the internet? This concept is amusing to Srinivas. [4:45] What does Srinivas's name mean? [7:10] Who is Srinivas? [8:55] Srinivas downloaded Snapchat for the first time yesterday. [10:15] Everyone should get on Snapchat? Everyone should start a podcast? No! [11:00] Srinivas loves the platform 'Medium'. [11:35] Find one platform/thing and then get really, really good at it. [12:40] What was Srinivas's childhood like? [14:55] Srinivas always looks for things he can be exceptional at, not average at. [19:30] Srinivas is never satisfied. [22:45] Where does creativity actually come from? How is it cultivated? [27:10] What kind of action steps can people take to feel more creative? [29:15] Be the only option for what you do, not the best, the only one. Srinivas explains. [31:35] Why do you want to be like Tim Ferriss? Why? [32:40] Learn what other people have done, but do not mimic them. [35:00] Srinivas talks about his book, Unmistakable. [40:30] True success is creating work that no one else can replicate. [46:45] Srinivas talks about crowdfunding. [48:45] Community is tremendously important and plays so many different roles in our lives. [51:00] Do you have somebody to call at 2:00 am in the morning? [51:30] Srinivas talks about the 'impact zone' and how waves in the ocean come in sets. [57:05] What was Srinivas's favorite interview that he's done for his podcast? [58:25] One experience Srinivas recommends? Catch a wave. [58:35] Underrated trick for modern day success? The ability to unplug. [58:35] What book would Srinivas take if he was stranded on an island? Hard to answer. [59:00] What movie would he take? Blow with Johnny Dep. [59:20] Who is the most influential creative person of all time? Walt Disney. [1:00:15] What legacy would Srinivas like to leave behind?   Mentioned in This Episode: www.mantalks.com/ www.unmistakablecreative.com/ Srinivas on Twitter www.sethgodin.com/ www.garyvaynerchuk.com/ www.medium.com/   Music Credit: Parlange & Latenite Automatic (www.jesusparlange.com – www.lateniteautomatic.com)  

Srini Rao (@umistakableCEO) is the host and founder of The Unmistakable Creative podcast where he has conducted over 600 interviews with thought leaders and people from all walks of life. Srini has a distinctive view into branding, storytelling, and marketing.  Unmistakeable Creative isn't your typical popular podcast. As a listener, you never hear from the same people or experience common topics.  Srini loves asking questions that have never been asked before. He doesn't let anyone off the hook easy as he expects no easy answers. Interviewing Srini wasn't a walk-in-the-park either. Instead of focusing on his achievements, putting Unmistakeable Creative on a pedestal, I took a different approach to delve into his daily practice, routines and beliefs. I hope you take away as much as you can TODAY (not tomorrow) to practice what Srini has taught us.  We cover a lot in this episode including: How Srini first discovered the magic of surfing, which has been an integral part of his creative life in the past 7 years Srini speaks to his two new books to be released in 2016 The process of working with a publisher vs. self-publishing Why Srini chooses not to check emails for the first 4 hours of the day What is a typical day like for Srini? How he spends the first hour after he wakes at around 6:30am Demystify habits of the most creative people Bulletproof coffee and low carb meals What does it mean to Srini to practice his freedom Diving into Unmistakeable Creative: How Srini creates / produces / iterates on inputs and outputs. (Plus, why he believes iterations and experimentations are essential for creative work) New animated shorts - how they elevated the Unmistakeable Creative brand and altered brand perception How Srini prepares for his 600+ interviews  Creative input vs. process (How to choose guests and where to seek inspirations) If you learned a few things while listening to the podcast, please give Srini a shoutout on Twitter. To learn more about Srini and Unmistakeable Creative, please visit http://unmistakablecreative.com. Do you enjoy this podcast? If so, please leave your comment below and share the podcast with your family and friends. You can also email me here. Your support will keep me on track and bring many other sung and unsung heroes to this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

What podcasts am I listening to now? #1: Entrepreneur On Fire: by John Lee Dumas #2. The $100 MBA: by Omar Zenholm #3. Ask Gary Vee Show: Gary Vaynerchuck #4. SeanWes Podcast: by Sean McCabe #5. The Unmistakeable Creative:  by Srini Rao #6. The School of Greatness by Lewis Howes. #7 Mixergy by Andrew Warner.  #8. The Fizzle Show by Corbett Barr, Chase Reeves & Barrett Brooks. #9. The Side Hustle Show by Nick Loper. #10. DIY VIDEO GUY by Caleb Wojcik.  Bonus Round: #11. TWIT by Leo Laporte. #12. MacMost Now by GaryRosenzweig. #13. Photoshop User TV by Kelby Media. #14. The Grid by Scott Kelbyn #15. Photofocus by Rich Harrington. Contact Me Comments, Questions, Feedback?: mike@mikemurphy.co Complete Show Notes: https://mikemurphy.co/ep5 My Gear List: https://kit.com/mikemurphyco My Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/mikemurphyco My YouTube Channel: https://mikemurphy.co/youtube Instagram: https://instagram.com/mikeunplugged Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikemurphyco Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeunplugged

Just after recording this episode, Idea Lemon cofounder Martin McGovern had all of his things stolen.How fitting then that our last podcast out of LA just before the great robbery was with Srinivas Rao, founder of Unmistakable Creative and host of the popular Unmistakable Creative podcast, where we talked about how to roll with the punches.Given how chill Martin was about the whole thing, I think he picked up a lot of valuable information he was able to put into practice immediately, and you will too.In this episode, you’ll learn:+The story of how Unmistakeable Creative came to be+Approaching things with a ‘is this unmistakeable?’ mindset+The importance of having a bias towards action+Being okay without having a plan+How Srini’s life as a surfer preps him for life as an entrepreneur+How your “normal” adjusts as you get into a groove+Leveling up in life+How most things that scare you are like losing your virginity+Why entrepreneurship is addictive+The “One More Wave” mentality+Once you gain momentum, your accomplishments become less important to you+How sometimes you need to be arrogant+The difference between thinking and doing+Why we format our podcast the way we doFind Srini and Unmistakable Creative atwww.unmistakablecreative.comUnmistakeable Creative podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/unmistakable-creative/@UnmistakableCEO and @UnmistakableCR on Instagram and TwitterThis episode is sponsored by Under30Experiences, an amazing travel community that allows like-minded young adults to explore the world. Use promo code "idealemon" at under30experiences.com for $100 off your next booking. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the show I present another podcast episode with Srini Rao. Srini is well known for the podcast Blogcast FM and recently re-branded his show to take a whole new direction with his new show – The Unmistakeable Creative. In this episode we talk a lot about podcasting and Srini's take on his re-brand, [...] The post Re-Branding To Become The Unmistakeable Creative with Srini Rao – Ep. 61 appeared first on Voices Of Marketing.