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Slingshot: Writing Without Bullshit [Creativity Series #27]
Slingshot: Writing Without Bullshit [Creativity Series #27]
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Length:
6 minutes
Released:
Dec 5, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Josh Bernoff writes a blog about writing, putting him among a TON of others that could be completely the same. So he uses a hook in order to stand out. In this short story about Josh's side project, we dive into how that hook has built him a successful career as a solo entrepreneur and author.
(Slingshots are short stories about a creative side project that led somewhere surprising or unexpected. They run every other week as part of Unthinkable.)
Join the journey to figure out what it takes to trust your intutiion: unthinkable.fm
LINKS TO KNOW:
Josh on Twitter: twitter.com/jbernoff
Josh's writing: withoutbullshit.com
Jay's Twitter (best way to chat and offer feedback): twitter.com/jayacunzo
Jay's Snapchat (go behind-the-scenes making the show): snapchat.com/add/jayacunzo
TOPICS DISCUSSED:
Business Writing
Books
Forrester Research
Blogging
Donald Trump
Creativity
Careers
Intuition
(Slingshots are short stories about a creative side project that led somewhere surprising or unexpected. They run every other week as part of Unthinkable.)
Join the journey to figure out what it takes to trust your intutiion: unthinkable.fm
LINKS TO KNOW:
Josh on Twitter: twitter.com/jbernoff
Josh's writing: withoutbullshit.com
Jay's Twitter (best way to chat and offer feedback): twitter.com/jayacunzo
Jay's Snapchat (go behind-the-scenes making the show): snapchat.com/add/jayacunzo
TOPICS DISCUSSED:
Business Writing
Books
Forrester Research
Blogging
Donald Trump
Creativity
Careers
Intuition
Released:
Dec 5, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
Beauty in the Broken [Creativity Series #10]: Betting your career on your creativity means you'll have your fair share of saving bad ideas (or "polishing turds" as you'll hear in one of our stories). It also requires the ability to look past the obvious and see the potential for something better or higher quality or generally more creative. It requires you to see beauty in the broken. Today, we look at these ideas from multiple angles. First, I wrestle with some leftovers (BONUS: you get a recipe out of this episode!). Then, we go outside the echo chamber to hear the curious case of the Warriors -- starting in a very bad place. Then we hear the story of entrepreneur John Marsh, whose career journey looks a lot more like a detour. LINKS TO KNOW: John Marsh: [www.linkedin.com/in/john-marsh-1576069](http://www.linkedin.com/in/john-marsh-1576069) John Marsh's real estate business: [http://www.liveopelika.com/](http://www.liveopelika.com/) New York Times piec by Unthinkable with Jay Acunzo