New episode alert! • What sort of timeframes are you allotting to your big projects? And your small tasks? Writing that book. Answering emails. Parkinson’s Law might inspire you to reevaluate how much time things really can take and how much time you choose to allow for them.

This week's guest is friend and Renaissance man, Dylan Dean. An ER doctor, musician, visual artist, and so much more, Dylan joined us to chat about an equally varied number of things.⁣⁣ ⁣ anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

Our most recent guest, Dylan Dean, on his need for completion.

This week’s special guest is Wayfinding College founder, Michelle Jones, chatting about her efforts to revolutionize higher education, tiny house living, and more! anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

We are so incredibly grateful for you, dear listener! Here’s a bonus episode to express our thanks. anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

Don’t fear the gatekeepers! Most creatives have the option of going a variety of "traditional" and/or DIY routes to get their work out into the world. In this episode, ℝobert Wynia and Mark Powers discuss a number of the pros and cons of each approach. anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

As we all roll into that time of year again, ℝobert Wynia and Mark Powers take a few minutes to reflect on some areas of importance for the creative’s soul (and some great gift ideas!).

We have so much gratitude for those of you who already support the podcast! Here’s to keeping things rolling in the coming year. • anchor.fm/igniterpod/sup…

Out with the old and in with the new! With 2022 upon us, ℝobert Wynia and Mark Powers take a look at that age-old tradition of writing New Year's resolutions.

Shinrin-Yoku is as natural as a medicine can get. Rob introduced this idea to Mark recently and, in this episode, they dive a little deeper into the practice. anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

Things are getting steamy… and creative… in an entirely different sort of way. New episode is live; give a listen! anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

Precisely what our latest episode is about! #ideasex

“Nothing grows in ice. If we let tradition freeze our minds, new ideas can’t sprout.” – David J. Schwartz, PhD (from “The Magic of Thinking Big”)

• The four stages of creation⁣ • External vs. internal judgment⁣ • The myth of the reclusive artist⁣ • Effects that the pandemic has had on isolated/collaborative creative work⁣ • and more! Listen on your favorite podcast platform or at IgniterPod.com

No more dillydallying. It’s time to tackle the nastiest task and get it out of the way. In this episode, ℝobert Wynia and Mark Powers discuss some of the benefits of this approach, as well as a few considerations to keep in mind as you set out to do so.⁣ anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

We all get stuck, distracted, dragged away from our initial goals. The simple yet powerful concept of Beginning Again could often be the ticket to getting your focus back where you intended it to be. anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

Listen to our latest episode, “Ditch the Distractions,” right here >> anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

We've spoken about the fear of failure. But what if you actually succeed then get rejected? Fans, the public, family, friends, gatekeepers... what if they don't like what you created? Lots to dive into there. Hit PLAY and let's get into it!⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…⁣ ⁣

There are many reasons why we SHOULD be creating new things in the world... and perhaps we're already doing so whether we realize it or not! In this episode, ℝobert Wynia and Mark Powers dive into a number of them. Listen right here >> anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…

This episode's special guest is Gary Hirsch, an incredibly creative Portlander who combines his art and improv skills to bring joy to people all over the world, and to help teams collaborate more effectively. • Listen here >> anchor.fm/igniterpod/epi…