Inspirational Creatives Podcast

Author, Amanda Turner, has created a life being able to write whilst living in different countries around the world with her family. As with any creative project: Any writer knows that writing isn’t always easy... In episode 179, Amanda shared her story and experiences as an author and part-time digital nomad. Offering insights into her own writing and creative practice, Amanda shares how she gets her creative work done. Despite a multitude of distractions, and her own resistance, hear how she overcomes creative paralysis and what some people call writers block. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://www.vagabondingwithkids.com/ http://www.akturner.com/

In this short action episode, author and part-time digital nomad, Amanda Turner shares how she avoids distraction to keep focussed on the creative work that matters to her. In episode 177, Amanda shared her own story and experience describing how she has created a life that she loves; one that comes with its own unique challenges. As an author and as a mother who spends long periods of time away from home with her family, how does she find time to write? Seemingly getting the best of both worlds, Amanda lives in exciting new places across the globe, with her family, whilst writing books, and she gets her work done. Hear how in this short action episode. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://www.akturner.com/

Amanda Turner is a writer, a mum, an author and a part-time digital nomad. Despite many close calls with publishing houses, today she is a New York Times bestselling author. All she needs is a pen and paper (or a laptop and an internet connection) and an inspiring place to live. Having written a number of books that have received acclaim, Amanda is the author of a series of books called Vagabonding with kids, having developed a life living part-time on the road. When not at their home base in Idaho, she works whilst living across the globe with her husband and two children. In this episode, part one of our two-part chat, Amanda reveals the reality of writing multiple books whilst visiting many countries and how she remains focussed when there’s so much to do and see. Hear how her young children receive an education and how travel has affected their characters and personalities. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://www.akturner.com/

Creative people struggle because they’re either stuck starting or struggling to launch a new idea, product or service. Yet there’s a little-known formula to making big ideas a reality and getting things done. In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, you’ll learn how you can make your big ideas happen in just four simple steps. Creative entrepreneur and social sidekick podcaster, Laurie Solgon shared in episode 175 how she focusses to get things done. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://SocialSidekickPodcast.com

Laurie Solgon is a podcaster, blogger, software engineer, and web designer who has worked at various Fortune 500 companies. She established her Social Sidekick podcast in 2015 having lost her job. Whilst looking for a new job, Laurie realised that her journey could help others who desired to be their own boss too. In this episode, Laurie reveals how she transitioned from computer professional along to creative entrepreneur and why she’s decided to write a book about letters between her parents, from the war, for herself. Hear where Laurie, although a self-proclaimed introvert, finds her confidence for public speaking and how podcasting has helped her to navigate an ever-evolving life journey following her curiosity. Also, what ideas Laurie would give for those looking to find their own destiny. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://SocialSidekickPodcast.com

In this special repeat short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, author and music producer, Bobby Owsinski, reveals his writing process, one which has seen him create a high volume of best-selling books and many hit records.   Bobby's simple yet very effective approach to his writing and creative work is broken down, step-by-step, for you to try.   Although the example given focuses on writing, as you'll hear, Bobby's approach can be applied to almost any creative endeavour.   Bobby is one of the best-selling authors in the music industry.   http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast   http://www.bobbyowsinski.com/

Bobby Owsinski is a best-selling author and much sought after audio producer in the music industry. In the repeat edition of this classic episode, Bobby reveals his writing formula and why he is excited about the future of the music industry. He's worked on hundreds of projects for 'superstar' acts and written countless books that document and reveal the art and science of music production. Having worked with, and interviewed, many A-list audio producers, in this episode of Inspirational Creatives, Bobby reveals why he hopes there is someone, somewhere creating a new style of music. You'll also hear why you're in the wrong industry if you simply want to get famous and how selling a million records, today, is barely getting you into the game. Hear what advice Bobby would give to his younger self and why he would have liked to have played bass guitar. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://www.bobbyowsinski.com/

Having automation and data is no good if you don’t have an exciting way to position your creative work to the right people. In the re-run of this classic short action episode, serial entrepreneur and business founder, Jeff Goldenberg, shares 3 actionable tips you can try today to start growing your creative business quickly and effectively. In episode 171, Jeff described what he learned having interviewed very successful business people for his new book “A Growth Hackers Guide To the Galaxy.” Jeff is a serial entrepreneur based in Toronto and the co-founder of a digital marketing consultancy which specialises in business development and growth hacking. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast

In this content-rich repeat episode of Inspirational Creatives, serial entrepreneur, Jeff Goldenberg, reveals how he raised over $10,000 USD to publish his new book, The Growth Hackers Guide To the Galaxy, using Kickstarter. Co-authored with Mark Hayes (CEO of Tiger Tiger, and founder of one of the world's first growth hacking agencies) his book was written, and is being independently published, via the Kickstarter platform, with colleagues across shifting time-zones. Jeff is a serial entrepreneur based in Toronto and the co-founder of a digital marketing consultancy which specialises in business development and growth hacking. Having successfully launched a number of start-ups, and as the Head of Growth of a Canadian loans company, Borrowell.com, Jeff shares what he knows about the reality of being an entrepreneur and how to get started with growth hacking. You'll learn why you don't have to be a coder to get started. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/171-jeff-goldenberg

Have you ever noticed how insanely creative people get immobilised and stuck when attempting to take massive action? It’s all to do with inner beliefs that limit us. Beliefs that include the need to constantly be productive, and those that include the need to seek external approval from others... In this short action episode, we briefly explore how to overcome some of these limiting beliefs. We also explore how catching ourselves experiencing self-doubt can lead ourselves towards being more at ease in the world. In episode 169, coach and expert on thought mastery and mental focus, Kim Ades, shared a variety of reasons as to why these beliefs limit us and what to do about it. http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast http://frameofmindcoaching.com/