We’re a few months after the beginning of the New Year. Many of us made resolutions to be more creative. We decided to learn an instrument or write that novel. But have we? If you need some help on starting, listen to today’s show for tips on how to do just that.
Are you Crypto Curious?** This episode will solve some mysteries. Michael Bummer has considered himself a “tech geek” since the mid-90s. He assembled his own computers and was the first person that he knew to build a website. He almost invested $5,000 in crypto in 2017 and it would be worth over $100,000 today. He…
It’s the beginning of the year and the beginning for projects you’ve been wanting to take on but haven’t started. Have you ever wondered how to get the ideas for creating content? Whether you’re starting a blog or creating a podcast or a vlog, this will help you generate ideas and speak to your audience…
Today’s power words were tough to write. I am cutting away behaviors, activities, and thoughts that don’t support my highest goals. But those patterns have ingrained themselves into me. The grooves are there and are hard to buff out. Today, I realized I have to do it. In order to focus on the path of…
How Bill Nussey’s Disruption and Democratization of Energy Resources Will Change The World Bill Nussey is a career tech CEO with multiple exits, including an IPO. He worked at Greylock as a venture capitalist and, after selling his marketing tech company Silverpop to IBM, he shifted roles to help lead IBM’s global strategy for their CEO and SVPs….
Mindfulness: A Pathway to Creative Brilliance This episode is brought to you by Izolda’s upcoming class, “Meditation for Busy People. Discover clarity and joy in just five minutes a day.” The episode is also brought to you by my favorite productivity and well-being app, Brain.fm*, and this podcast’s host, Podbean*. Follow the podcast on Instagram or TikTok…
I’m reading Steven Pressfield’s excellent book, “The War of Art.” If you have any desire to pursue your art, run towards this book with open arms. So far, it’s amazing, validating, and oh so frustrating. Pressfield points out all the hidden places we run to keep ourselves from working on our art/craft. I’ve winced more…