Episodes

Merel Kriegsman's approach to accumulating wealth goes beyond traditional money management. Merel encourages us to think big and recognize that by breaking generational money patterns, it is possible to make more than we could ever imagine.

Having examined the lives of those we have dubbed 'geniuses', Craig Wright reveals the characteristics and patterns of behavior common to great minds throughout history.

Chris Aimone is the co-founder and CEO of Muse, a tech company that has developed a revolutionary headband that meets brain sensing technology with meditation.

Jesse Patel's fractal organization system is designed to help users of all kinds stay organized and productive. It's based on a simple, flexible structure that allows people to break down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable pieces.

George Ko, known for his dazzling sound and eloquence at the piano, is a pianist and composer who has played on stages around the world. George highlights the importance of dedication, grit and consistency when pursuing a creative path.

Sarah Sarkis, psychologist, writer and performance consultant, works to empower people to achieve long term change and growth through an entirely science-backed approach.

Learn how to tap into surprising and valuable ideas on demand and fill the creative pipeline with breakthrough ideas.

David Sax is questioning our cultures ambition to build a fully digital world. One where we're constantly connected and entertained, with gratification always a click away. So the question is: what future do we want?

Srini Pillay demonstrates how specific types of planned "unfocus" can actually stimulate cognitive calmness, jumpstart productivity, inspire creativity, and help you stay on target.

Akshay Nanavati is on a mission to help people transform their negative emotions into health, wealth and happiness. His book "Fearvana" is a revolutionary approach to conquering your fears and achieving anything you set your mind to.

In this episode, Gareth and Srini discuss the importance of owning your distribution channel. They emphasize the importance of not relying on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube, which can change algorithms or disappear altogether.

Most people are afraid of being wrong. As a result, they're constantly second-guessing themselves and their ideas, which stifles creativity and innovation. Instead of being afraid of being wrong, we should embrace it as a necessary part of the process.

Kristin Neff says that just as every baby is born worthy of compassion and unconditional love, so too is every adult and we have the ability give that to ourselves.

Simran Jeet Singh talks about the importance of love, service, and humility, and how these values can help you live a more meaningful life.

In this episode you'll learn about the importance of making it easy for potential customers to buy from you. Gareth and Srini emphasize the importance of consistency and taking small steps to achieve larger goals.

In this enlightening conversation, we're joined by Alex Budak, a professor at Haas Business School and the author of 'Becoming a Change Maker'. Alex shares his unique insights on micro leadership, the dynamics of champions, cynics, and fence sitters in our ability to make change, and the importance of taking a long-term perspective. Alex Budak is not just a faculty member at Berkeley, but also a global director, entrepreneur, and changemaker who has helped countless students lead positive ...

From the loss his father at age 5, to facing blindness in his junior year and finding friendships that would last a lifetime, Sandy Greenberg's journey is one that has been filled with love, loss and an extraordinary vision for life.

Join us in an enlightening conversation with Annie Duke, a renowned author, corporate speaker, and consultant in the decision-making space. In this episode, Annie shares valuable insights on the power of knowing when to quit. She helps us solve the paradox of not knowing when to quit, discussing the fine line between stubborn dedication and grit. Annie Duke, a former professional poker player, has won over $4 million in tournament poker before retiring from the game in 2012. She was awarde...

In this episode and the next, we’ll discuss the steps you need to take to scale your consulting business to $10,000. We’ll cover topics like setting up your website, creating a sales funnel, and marketing your business.

In her latest book, How To Be More Loving, Danielle teaches that we don't need to focus on 'fixing' ourselves but rather we should align ourselves with our heart. This is the key to living a reflective, non-reactive and more loving life.

Along with the many useful and constructive benefits of technology, we need to be mindful of the vices that come with it. Having access to a cyber-universe at our fingertips can be severely detrimental to our focus, squashing our productivity into a sh...

In this episode, we're privileged to have Tiago Forte, a productivity expert and founder of Forte Labs. Tiago shares his profound insights on 'Building a Second Brain', a methodology he developed to help individuals become more productive and creative. He emphasizes the role of digital note-taking and knowledge management in achieving success. Tiago Forte is a thought leader in the realm of productivity. In this episode, he delves into the concept of 'Building a Second Brain' and how it ca...

In this episode, we're thrilled to have Annie Murphy Paul, an acclaimed author and a graduate of Columbia University's School of Journalism. Annie has a keen interest in the science of learning, a topic she has extensively explored in her work. Annie shares her journey of writing a book about the science of learning. She discusses the challenges she faced in finding a big idea that could pull together all the disparate pieces of research she was uncovering. It wasn't until she landed on the the...

Join us on Unmistakable Creative for a thought-provoking conversation with Cal Newport, a computer science professor at Georgetown University and a New York Times bestselling author. In this episode, Newport delves into the concept of a world without email, exploring how our current approach to knowledge work is broken and how we can fix it. Discover how Newport, the author of seven books, including 'A World Without Email,' 'Digital Minimalism,' and 'Deep Work,' believes that the inundation of ...