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Simplicity expert, Courtney Carver, is the creator of bemorewithless.com and project333.com.

Less than ten years ago, Courtney was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS.)

Courtney reveals how her diagnosis changed her life and why simplicity could be the secret sauce to your success.

Having left a successful career in advertising, Courtney's family has since downsized from a 2,000 sq. ft. to a 750 sq. ft. home as part of living life more simply.

In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, you'll learn how to start leading a life with less, and how creating a morning routine can powerfully impact your personal productivity and creativity.

Courtney shares what she would have done differently if she could go back in time. Also, how simplicity has given her deeper, and more meaningful, relationships.

http://bemorewithless.com/

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In this short action episode, Emily Penn shares the one thing she does every day to keep her life on track and full of fresh perspective.

You'll learn one action you can take, daily, to shape your ongoing creative journey.

Emily shares how connecting new experiences, with new conversations and people, can take your life and creativity to the next level.

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Ocean skipper, Emily Penn, can teach you many things about creativity, changing mindset and exploration.

In this episode, you'll learn why Emily never wanted to get on an aeroplane again and how, having met the Earthrace crew one evening, didn't come home for another 923 days.

You'll hear about the biggest sacrifice Emily has had to make, to live the life she loves, creating opportunities to explore mindset, plastics and toxics.

Emily's oceanic journeys began studying architecture and, with a love for sailing and painting, found herself facing a tsunami.

Learn what inspired her whilst living with an isolated community on an island in the middle of the ocean.

Hear what she learned from the mindset of the people in these remote communities and why winning awards can sometimes miss the point.

http://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/061-emily-penn/

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In this short action episode, Rob Young shares 4 powerful steps to get your big ideas into action.

Rob is a consultant and was the closing keynote speaker of Alive in Berlin 2015.

You'll learn what Seth Godin told Rob about how to use fear.

Also, how to analyse your everyday to do list using three simple, yet powerful, questions.

Go. Do.

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Shaking up the interview format this week with a review from Alive in Berlin 2015.

Alive in Berlin is an event that’s often referred to as a blend of self-development, creative transformation and motivational mindset.

You be the judge…

Attended by ambitious, creative folks, from a variety of countries, ready to make change.

In this episode you’ll hear thoughts from those presenting and attending Alive in Berlin. Also offered is some personal reflection.

You’ll hear from the Skylivers, a unique group of people who took the courageous step of facing their own fears, getting out of their comfort zone by jumping out of an aeroplane.

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In this short action episode, suitcase entrepreneur, Natalie Sisson, shares how she evaluates and manages her new ideas.

Often, the more creative you are the more ideas you have.

Yet there's no time to work on or test every single one.

How do you know which ideas are any good?

And how do you know which ones to work on right now?

You'll learn four powerful questions to ask, any time you have a new idea, creating an idea decision process that will help you to decide whether to leap on, or let go of, your latest inspiration.

http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com

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Five years ago Natalie Sisson quit a well paid corporate job to become a jet-setting entrepreneur.

As a pioneering suitcase entrepreneur from New Zealand, Natalie makes her living on-line, inspiring others, using her laptop from wherever she is in the world.

In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, Natalie reveals, whilst visiting friends amongst snow in Colorado, how she has achieved the lifestyle of her dreams.

You’ll hear what the reality of being a suitcase entrepreneur is like as Natalie describes the challenges and benefits of this nomadic lifestyle for her.

Learn what Natalie learned when she found her childhood diaries and school reports when her parents basement flooded; giving her clues as to whom she would become today.

http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com/

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At some point, in your creative journey, you’ll find you’ve run out of time to do everything you need to do. You’ll identify tasks and work which others can do for you.

In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Mike Russell shares his best ideas on outsourcing and delegating your creative tasks and work.

The Music Radio Creative host and founder is no stranger to outsourcing and delegating.

Today, his entire podcast series has been outsourced.

You’ll learn where to find the people with skills you need and how to test them to take on the work you care about.

Mike shares the steps you need to get started as well as revealing some of the benefits that come with being able to move on to other, more important tasks, that only you can do.

http://www.musicradiocreative.com