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Mark's Bio
Mark Firehammer is a serial entrepreneur, artist, and problem-solver with a track record of creating opportunities where others see obstacles. he worked for 20 years as a professional musician and recording artist during the eastern United States from 1996 to 2000. Since then he has founded multiple businesses, optimized environments for success, and developed systems that help people and businesses thrive—including, most recently, the development of Feelness, a breakthrough alternative to strenuous fitness for physical well-being.
Mark’s mission is to help people realize the potential of their own creativity now they can use their creativity to create the lives and businesses that they want. He challenges conventional thinking, breaks problems into solvable components, and proves that nothing is difficult—only unfamiliar.
Mark has spent his life questioning everything he was told to believe. He doesn’t accept limits imposed by others and has never believed that something “can’t be done.” He has experienced anxiety only twice in his life—each time overcoming it within hours by shifting his mindset and focusing on choices instead of fear. His perspective is simple: Get creative because there is always a multitude of choices.
contact info
Email: Mark@myfeelness.com
Phone: +1 413-270-5312
Summary
Mark Firehammer is a songwriter, author, and creative strategist whose life is a testament to the power of reinvention. With four decades of experience writing music and crafting stories, he has explored creativity from every angle—both as a deeply personal process and as a structured, repeatable practice.
For those who struggle with creative blocks or doubt their ability to produce meaningful work, Mark offers a fresh perspective: creativity isn’t about waiting for inspiration—it’s about breaking concepts, problems & Ideas into understandable components and designing systems that allow ideas to flourish. His work, including The Echo and the Voice and Artist Imagined, invites audiences to rethink the way they approach creativity, productivity, and artistic longevity.
Location
Hadley Massachusetts, United States
Available For
Remote or face-to-face conversations
About Mark
As a songwriter and storyteller, Mark Firehammer has spent decades refining his ability to turn ideas into finished works. His creative philosophy is rooted in both artistic expression and structured productivity—knowing that creativity flourishes not through chaotic inspiration, but through disciplined, intentional practice.
His project The Echo and the Voice explores the tension between external influence and internal authenticity, offering a fresh take on why some artists thrive while others struggle to find their true voice. Alongside this, Artist Imagined was an ambitious endeavor to reimagine his extensive catalog of songs using AI-assisted music production, proving that technology can be a tool for creativity rather than a replacement for it.
For podcast audiences, his story is a compelling blend of artistic passion, strategic thinking, and a belief that creativity isn’t a mystery—it’s a system that anyone can learn to navigate.
Topics He Can Discuss
- The Echo vs. The Voice: How society shapes creativity (and how to break free).
- Artist Imagined: How AI is transforming music—not as a replacement for artists, but as a collaborator.
- Why Creativity Isn’t About Being ‘Gifted’ but About Understanding How It Works".
- Overcoming creative blocks: Why waiting for inspiration is a mistake.
- Why storytelling is the most powerful creative tool, whether in music, books, or business.
- Rethinking the Artist Path: Making Creative Success about Purpose Not Fame.
- The structure behind songwriting: How to turn emotions into lyrics that resonate.
- How to balance structure and spontaneity in creative work.
- The role of perspective shifts in unlocking artistic breakthroughs.
- Lessons from 40 years of songwriting: How creative longevity is built.
10 Interview Questions You Can Ask Him
- What is The Echo and the Voice, and how does it reflect your own creative journey?
- How has Artist Imagined changed the way you think about expressing yourself through music?
- What’s the biggest misconception about creativity that holds people back?
- Why do some artists struggle to stay productive, and how can they break free?
- How do you approach storytelling in both music and writing?
- What’s your perspective on AI in music—threat or opportunity?
- Can creativity be structured, or does it have to be spontaneous?
- What advice would you give to someone who wants to start writing anything but feels stuck?
- How do you go about maintaining authenticity when using AI creatively?
- How is MyFeelness.com a great example of using creative thinking for solving a problem?
Previous Podcast Appearances
Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino Featuring Cocreator of Feelness Mark Firehammer
Pleasure Principles Podcast featuring a conversation between host Avik and Mark Firehammer, co creator of Feelness
The KAJ Master Class Live with Mark Firehammer
Previous Speaking Engagements
- MindBody Webinar Series - Online May 2023
- Pilates Method Alliance - October 2023
- MindBody Bold International Conference - September 2022
- Core Conversations with Martin Reed - August 2022
- MindBody Bold International Conference - August 2021
- Pilates Method Alliance - Monterey California 2019
How We Will Promote the Podcasts He Is On
- social media including; YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, tic-tok
- Our blogs
- paid advertising to the blog: blaze campaigns, Google pay per click, targeted RTB video ads
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