Creative Rebels – Details, episodes & analysis

This episode has nothing to do with sport - please don’t worry ;)

I sat down with George Eghator and we spoke about hustle culture, the freedom of discipline, support circles and the difficulty of stepping away from collaborations.

Sometimes, it’s hard to take your own advice. Five years ago at an online Creative Rebels event I advised George to take his projects solo. It took me two years to finally take this podcast solo after my co host bowed-out.

It was great to chat to George about his journey and I hope you’ll take something away from listening.

Find George on insta: https://www.instagram.com/georgeonsports/?hl=en

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The people you meet will change your life.

As an introvert, I wish it wasn’t the case… but that networking event that you don’t want to go to or that email that you don’t want to send could be thing that changes everything

This weeks guest is Rosie Woods.

Rosie travels the world making art. Her career is a tapestry of establishing connections, exploring ideas and following her curiosity.

I’m proud to have played a small part in Rosie’s career. She became my first ever apprentice about a decade ago. Rosie was curious about spraypaint so emailed for some pointers. That email turned into a four year apprenticeship. Now, she’s one of the world’s most recognised street artists!

Every artists journey is different but after doing hundreds of interviews for this show I’ve noticed some universal truths;

The successful artists are the ones that keep going. They find their style by following their curiosity. Opportunities follow them because they take chances and put themselves out there.

You can find more of Rosie's work here: http://instagram.com/itsrosiewoods

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Social media has moved on so much since this podcast was last in the world three years ago, and Justin’s a person who’s owning it and can teach us how to really show up online in a way which is open and honest. Talking to him has shown me that I need to be more brave - he was a great interviewee and I hope you get a lot out of this too. 

Find Justin on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@justinschumanofficial?lang=en

Justin’s Insta: https://www.instagram.com/justinschumanofficial/?hl=en

As he said, he’s also on loads of other platforms - just search Justin Schuman Official to find him 

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Chloe Brotheridge is an author, podcaster and anxiety coach. Chloe suffered acute anxiety as a child. After later conquering this herself she decided to help others to stop worrying and start feeling more confident. She says that no one was born with low self-esteem, it was learnt, so we can un-learn it!

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Harry Mack is a freestyle rapper. Harry started freestyling at 12 years old. He sucked. But his love of music inspired him to keep practising. Harry is now recognised as one of the best in the world. He performs complex raps based on random words that are thrown to him by a crowd. He has built his career through a series of viral videos, allowing his passion to become a viable career.

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Jamali Maddix is a stand up comedian. Jamali became interested in comedy at a young age but wasn't sure what he wanted to do with his life. He got a tattoo to remind himself of this, on his forearm, depicting a businessman staring into an abyss. The tattoo got infected which in a weird twist of events gave Jamali a six month period to work on comedy. He gave himself a deadline, six months to make it or he would give up comedy. Six years later he's not doing too bad.

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In this episode Adam talks to Alex Strohl, an outstanding outdoor & adventure Photographer based in Montana. Alex has amassed over 2 million followers through telling visual stories. In this episode we talk about curiosity, adventure and designing your own life.

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