Ben Jeffries created his first business at the age of 15 and is now a CEO at the age of 22.

Partnering up with YouTube sensation Casper Lee, as a co-founder, in 2017, Ben was labelled as one of the young entrepreneurs to watch by both Alphr and Startups.co.uk having created Influencer.com.

Quoted as ‘The SOHO house of influencer platforms‘, you’ll hear why Ben’s team are partnering with large brands, such as Pretty Little Thing, to use male influencers to promote a female brands.

Hear what makes an influencer, how Ben’s team match brands with influencers,

And the challenges around influencer fraud…

https://www.influencer.uk

http://www.benwjeffries.com

https://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/267-ben-jeffries

What does success look like to you?

The first step towards becoming successful is critical.

And that’s all to do with your definition of success.

In this short action episode, music and entertainment industry expert, Bryan Calhoun, reveals the first, most important, step towards realising your big ideas and dreams…

Whatever success looks like for you...

https://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/266-first-step-to-becoming-successful

Visionary creative and music industry expert, Bryan Calhoun, believes that music has “the ability to change people.”

With more than 25 years experience in the entertainment business, he is someone who is passionate about seeing musicians succeed.

In this podcast episode, Bryan shares his 3 top tips for every musician.

Having taught workshops and spoken on panels at key music industry events, including MIDEM and SXSW, today, he is someone who is avidly helping artists to create successful careers in music.

Taking the complexity and jargon out of the industry Bryan has created the Music Business Toolbox which empowers musicians with the resources he has personally used to help others succeed.

Also hear Bryan’s surprising answer as to why music has the ability to change people…

https://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/265-bryan-calhoun

What does it mean to give too much?

What happens when we give too much?

Overworked givers are kind, loving, people who often feel a sense of deep connection with others by generously over-giving.

They often put others before themselves and can be found to sacrifice their own needs to support others.

Do you recognise this type of person?

When their own resources become depleted or exhausted their tendency is to give more.

Joyful Living Project founder, Yasmin Nguyen shares, in this short action episode, how we can look out for such folks and how we can help them to make sure that their own needs are met too.

Hear how to spot an overworked giver.

https://www.inspirationalcreatives.com/podcast/264-overworked-givers

http://www.joyfullivingproject.com