Colin Gray is a British speaker, teacher, and respected podcaster and online educator who helps businesses, artists and creative entrepreneurs to grow their audiences through broadcast.

Whether you’re interested in promoting your brand through audio, or simply finding presence and meaning in world full of exciting new media, Colin can teach you how to create trust and credibility with the power of podcasting.

As the founder of ThePodcastHost.com, Colin’s experience and knowledge of the subject of podcasting has enabled him to reach audiences once unreachable.

And in this chat, Colin shares his own story and journey as well as what is that makes him tick, indoors and outdoors, and so passionate about podcasting as he seeks presence in a world full of exciting new opportunities and new media.

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Harmony Eichsteadt shares her best tips to help you create a thriving and engaged community of dedicated and passionate people who can’t wait to share and contribute to your work.

Whether you’re just beginning to build a new community or grow an existing one, you’ll learn how to test how strong your existing community is and three new ways to build on what you’ve already developed.

In episode 133 of Inspirational Creatives, Harmony shared her story and how she survived a her battle with cancer having gained the support and power of her own community.

Today, Harmony helps people to use their own creative natures to build communities and mission based businesses. You’ll hear exclusive content including Harmony’s version of the fable, The Little Red Hen.

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Harmony Eichsteadt is the Head of Community for The Good Life Project, a small media company founded by popular and highly respected blogger and speaker, Jonathan Fields.

At the age of 29 Harmony survived cancer and she credits her own community for inspiring and supporting her through that life-changing time.

In this special episode of Inspirational Creatives, recorded in my own home, Harmony shares the reality of experiencing loss and how having had cancer and a supportive community has changed her perspective on life.

You’ll also hear about her working relationship with Jonathan Fields and what it means to be aggressively gentle.

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Claire Higgins is a martial artist and a performance, mindset and motivational coach who has worked in many tough situations working with organisations including the United Nations and the International Red Cross.

In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, Claire shares 3 powerful yet simple steps towards managing and confronting your own fear. She describes how she manages fear with those that she works with as a coach.

When it comes to reaching our own full potential we need to face what it is that is stopping us. In episode 131, Claire shared what her experience has taught her about making progress and confronting fear.

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Claire Higgins is a performance, mindset and motivational coach who has worked with many organisations including the United Nations and the International Red Cross.

In part two, and the final part of our two part conversation on Inspirational Creatives, Claire shares a powerful question to ask when confidently creating a life and living that you desire: one that faces and embraces fear towards inner and outer freedom.

You’ll also hear how, when faced with the possibility her own death, Claire adjusted her mindset and approach towards life whilst finding deeper levels of inner courage and confidence.

With a black belt in karate, and a passion for both yoga and Arabic calligraphy, Claire has recently completed writing a new book offering her own deep insights, Wild Zen.

Learn how Claire persisted writing the book despite personal challenges and where she found the confidence to proceed working with her own fears and courage.

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Claire Higgins is a performance, mindset and motivational coach who has worked in many tough situations working with organisations including the United Nations and the International Red Cross.

In episode 129 of Inspirational Creatives, Claire shared how having worked in prisons as an Arabic interpreter led to her finding the courage and confidence to create the life and business she wants.

In this short action episode, Claire shares three insights as to how you can find the confidence and courage you need to take action when faced with a tough situation.

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Claire Higgins is a freelancer and a performance, mindset and motivational coach who has worked with many organisations including the United Nations and the International Red Cross.

In this episode, part one of our two part conversation, you’ll hear how daunting prison work as an Arabic interpreter led to finding the courage and confidence to create and run her own business.

Having worked in prisons, refugee camps, and having coordinated human rights campaigns from London, today, she resides in the Middle East and holds a Masters degree in violence, conflict and development.

With a black belt in karate, and a passion for both yoga and Arabic calligraphy, she has recently completed writing a new book offering her own deep insights, Wild Zen.

You’ll also hear what it means and feels like to do really deep work despite feeling fear, testing circumstances and tough situations.

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Copywriting expert, Ray Edwards, shares how to learn what your customers really want by understanding your community, audience and market better.

In this short action episode of Inspirational Creatives, you’ll learn how to find where your community are offering deep insights and, more importantly, what to look for.

You’ll also hear what the biggest challenge is for creative people trying to understand their market and what to do about it.

Ray Edwards is a Copywriter, Author, Speaker, and has worked with best-selling authors including Michael Hyatt, Dan Miller, Jeff Walker and Tony Robbins.

He’s also worked with Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen who co-author the book, Chicken Soup for The Soul.

In episode 127, Ray shared how to sell creative work ethically and more effectively to those that are genuinely interested.

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Michael Hyatt claims that Ray Edwards is “the best copywriting teacher I know.”

As the founder of his own company, his marketing expertise have helped sell an estimated and mind-blowing $200 Million worth of products and services helping others to sell using the written word.

With a new book out this week, How To Write Copy That Sells, Ray reveals how to sell your creative work ethically and to those that are interested.

In this episode of Inspirational Creatives, you’ll hear what copywriting is, what the building blocks of writing good copy are, and how to sell your products and services how the art of copywriting has changed from print into the age of the internet.

Ray Edwards is a Copywriter, Author, Speaker, and the host of one the most popular Business Podcasts on iTunes.

He's worked with some of the most powerful voices in leadership and business today including New York Times best-selling authors including Michael Hyatt, Jeff Walker and Tony Robbins.

He’s also worked with authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen who co-author the book, Chicken Soup for The Soul.

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