[This week on Unfinished Business](http://unfinished.bz/76), impresario, organiser of Flash On The Beach and more recently [Reasons To Be Creative](http://reasons.to), [John Davey](http://twitter.com/johnnybelmont) offers me some fatherly advice on how to handle a personal dilemma and what not to wear at [Alex](http://twitter.com/beardyscientist)’s upcoming graduation. We talk about the Reasons To Be Creative conference, how he finds and why he chooses so many new speakers and his unusual elevator pitch approach. **Swearing:** I mostly bleep out swearing on Unfinished Business, but I think that this week’s episode is funnier with our cussing intact. I hope you won’t be offended by a couple of ‘f’ words, one ‘b’ word and a dozen jokes about Brighton. I want to thank again our two terrific sponsors this week, [Ghostlab](http://unfinished.bz/ghostlab) and [Perch](http://unfinished.bz/grabaperch). I also hope that you’ll support Aimie Lockwood’s Kickstarter project, [Adventures of Alex](http://unfinished.bz/alex), beautifully illustrated childrens’ books which break social norms.
This week on Unfinished Business, impresario, organiser of Flash On The Beach and more recently Reasons To Be Creative, John Davey offers me some fatherly advice on how to handle a personal dilemma and what not to wear at Alex’s upcoming graduation. We talk about the Reasons To Be Creative conference, how he finds and why he chooses so many new speakers and his unusual elevator pitch approach.
Swearing: I mostly bleep out swearing on Unfinished Business, but I think that this week’s episode is funnier with our cussing intact. I hope you won’t be offended by a couple of ‘f’ words, one ‘b’ word and a dozen jokes about Brighton.
I want to thank again our two terrific sponsors this week, Ghostlab and Perch. I also hope that you’ll support Aimie Lockwood’s Kickstarter project, Adventures of Alex, beautifully illustrated childrens’ books which break social norms.