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The Small Journeys That to Lead us to Our Destinations with Hugh Howey
May 12, 2014

The Small Journeys That to Lead us to Our Destinations with Hugh Howey

Hugh Howey has on the surface what might appear to be Cinderella story from the world of self publishing. His best selling series Wool caught the attention of Ridley Scott and has been turned into...
Unmistakable Classic: How to Become a BulletProof Performer with Noa Kageyama
May 9, 2014

Unmistakable Classic: How to Become a BulletProof Performer with Noa Kageyama

In this unmistakable classic we revisit our interview with Julliard faculty member, violinist and performance psychologist, Noa Kageyama.  We discuss how to apply principles of peak performance psychology from the world of music to every...
Identifying the Patterns and Underlying Threads of Your Life’s Work with Josh  Long
May 7, 2014

Identifying the Patterns and Underlying Threads of Your Life’s Work with Josh Long

To say that Josh Long is an entrepreneur who keeps himself busy is an understatement. He’s the creator of the to-do list app Cheddar, the podcasting service Simplecast, and oversees sponsorship at the Great Discontent....
Changing your Identity to Change your Habits With James Clear
May 5, 2014

Changing your Identity to Change your Habits With James Clear

James Clear’s journey resulted in the intersection of  entrepreneurship, health, and creativity.  The byproduct of this intersection was an deep study on how habits impact our lives. In this interview we discuss the process of...
Using Math to Find Love on OkCupid with Chris Mcinklay
April 30, 2014

Using Math to Find Love on OkCupid with Chris Mcinklay

Chris Mckinlay’s disparate career path has led to working  as a Chinese- English translator, playing team blackjack, and eventually a math PHD program at UCLA.  The perfect real world scenario to test the the knowledge...
Telling Your Life as a Love Story with Meg Worden
April 28, 2014

Telling Your Life as a Love Story with Meg Worden

Meg Worden is a memoir writer and health coach with a scandalous past that led her through the federal prison system for selling ecstasy. In this episode she returns to the show to discuss the process...
Getting a PHD in Street Smarts with Hillary Rubin
April 23, 2014

Getting a PHD in Street Smarts with Hillary Rubin

Hillary Rubin’s difficult childhood resulted in an incredible work ethic in which she started creating demand for herself at a very early age.  Her need to survive gave her what she referred to as a...
Confessions of a Bank Robber with Joe Loya
April 21, 2014

Confessions of a Bank Robber with Joe Loya

Joe Loya’s life trajectory of rising up and moving forward took a radically different turn after losing his mother at an an early age, and stabbing his father in the neck at the age of...
Unmistakable Classic: Scientifically Proven Advice for Becoming Happier with Shawn Achor
April 18, 2014

Unmistakable Classic: Scientifically Proven Advice for Becoming Happier with Shawn Achor

In this Unmistakable Creative Classic, we speak with happiness researcher Shawn Achor about scientifically proven advice for become happier. His work in positive psychology has resulted in discoveries of incredibly simple and effective happiness advice...
Quantifying Yourself to Change Yourself with Ari Meisel
April 16, 2014

Quantifying Yourself to Change Yourself with Ari Meisel

In 2006 Ari Meisel was diagnosed with Crohns disease. Through a combination of yoga, nutrition, natural supplements and rigorous exercise he was able to fight back the symptoms of Crohn’s until he was finally able to suspend...
Redefining what it Means to be a Man with Brett Mckay
April 14, 2014

Redefining what it Means to be a Man with Brett Mckay

A visit to his local bookstore, and his frustration with quality of the men’s magazines on the bookshelf frustrated Brett Mckay.  In an effort to change the conversation around what it means to be a...
Reflections on The Instigator Experience
April 11, 2014

Reflections on The Instigator Experience

In this special Friday episode, we flip the script, and Instigator Experience attendee Diana Alvear interviews Srini about his motivation and thoughts on the event  Srini’s original motivation for creating the Instigator Experience How being..
Relationships as an Engine for Personal Growth Mike Hrostoski
April 9, 2014

Relationships as an Engine for Personal Growth Mike Hrostoski

Mike Hrostoski is making the world a better place one man at a time. In this revealing chat about, grief, loss, and growth he talks me about how our relationships can become one of our...
Making a Radical Identity Shift with Ali Shanti
April 7, 2014

Making a Radical Identity Shift with Ali Shanti

Ali Shanti was living a life that looked successful on the outside, with a million dollar business, and the accolades we all dream of. But making every decision based on money, and accumulating more of...
The DNA of Entrepreneurs With Chris Ducker
April 2, 2014

The DNA of Entrepreneurs With Chris Ducker

Chris Ducker returns to the Unmistkalbe Creative to discuss his journey from humble beginnings to building a mutli 7 figure business in the Philliplines. We dissect the DNA of entrepreneurs and discuss his new book Virtual...
Writing a Comedic Translation of the Bible With Mark Russell
March 31, 2014

Writing a Comedic Translation of the Bible With Mark Russell

Some people come up with creative projects that truly challenge the status quo. In attempt to come to terms with this religious upbringing, Mark teamed up with cartoonist Shannon Wheeler to write a comedic translation...
The Transformative Power of Making Things with Megan Auman
March 26, 2014

The Transformative Power of Making Things with Megan Auman

Megan Auman began her journey as an artist by studying metalsmithing.  The early foray into the work of a metalsmith led to making jewelry and most recently a transition into the world of textiles and fashion....
Scratch Beginnings, 25 Dollars and a Homeless Shelter with Adam Shepard
March 24, 2014

Scratch Beginnings, 25 Dollars and a Homeless Shelter with Adam Shepard

Adam Shepard decided to start in a random city with 25.00 and the clothes on his back to see if he could achieve his version of the American Dream by going from the 25 to...
The Daily Rituals of Artists with Mason Currey
March 19, 2014

The Daily Rituals of Artists with Mason Currey

In an effort to understand his personal optimal rythm and flow, Mason Currey set out to amass as much information as he could find about the routines “brilliant and successful” creators adopted and followed. The result...
Searching  for the Secrets of True Love With Nate Bagley
March 17, 2014

Searching for the Secrets of True Love With Nate Bagley

His growing feelings of cynicism and frustration with love, led Nate Bagley on a search for answers to the questions of what  what true love really is, and how to attain it. The search resulted...
The Myth of the Generational Divide
March 14, 2014

The Myth of the Generational Divide

A few months ago one of our listeners wrote in and asked us to address how the older generation could apply the advice in our interview with Charlie Hoehn on how to become recession proof....
The Internal Narrative of Millionaires with Jaime Tardy
March 12, 2014

The Internal Narrative of Millionaires with Jaime Tardy

At a very early age Jamie Tardy, made a decision that she wanted to be a millionaire. Paying off 70 thousand dollars, allowed her to leave a 6 figure job and start the journey to...
The Discipline of the Visual Narrative with Debbie Millman
March 10, 2014

The Discipline of the Visual Narrative with Debbie Millman

Debbie Millman has taken a rather unconventional approach to the process of brand strategy. The discipline of the visual narrative has been the driving force behind her work as writer, educator and a brand consultant....
Do Gatekeepers force You to Step Up Your Game?
March 7, 2014

Do Gatekeepers force You to Step Up Your Game?

In this week’s backstage episode, we discuss the role of gatekeepers play in our world today. While we have the ability to bypass them, perhaps they have value.  Do they force us to step up our...