CL017: Julie Flanders on creativity, leadership and creative habits
Julie Flanders is a New York based Renaissance woman. She is an award-winning songwriter, poet and creative success coach whose clients include Academy Award winners, New York Times best-selling authors, performers and creative entrepreneurs. As a writer and poet she is known for her passionate and haunting texts with Oprah Magazine columnist Martha Beck who […]
CL016: Chris Guillebeau on writing, book marketing, and finding the work you were meant to do
New York times bestselling author and modern-day explorer, Chris Guillebeau talks about his latest book ‘Born for This’ and how to find the work you were meant to do. In this episode of The Creative Life Podcast, Chris discusses the Silicon Valley model of entrepreneurship and also shares with us the differences between hard work versus risky […]
Creative Cross-Training
In this episode of The Creative Life TV Show, I talk about how we often get fixated with the labels we give ourselves as creatives. “I am a writer, musician, artist, entrepreneur, etc”. Srinavas Rao wrote an intriguing article about how creative cross-training can open up new possibilities. The idea is that you immerse yourself in another art form outside […]
CL015: Drummer Gabor Dornyei on taking creative risks and learning your craft
Gabor Dornyei is a Hungarian born, UK based session drummer and faculty member at ICMP London, visiting Professor at Swiss Drum Academy and member of the group Thunder Duo. Gabor talks about how he first found his passion for drumming and shares with us his process and techniques in constructing a drum solo piece. Gabor also tells us […]
CL014: Writer SARK on how to be an artist and ‘Succulent Wild Love’
San Francisco based author, speaker and international expert in personal well-being and transformation, SARK tells us what “Succulent” means to her. She shares with us why she wrote a book at age 10 and did not pick up the pen again until she was 35 years old. “Facing practical things in a practical manner.” “Love does […]