Today we're diving into the world of art and AI with the talented David Miller, a multimedia artist based in sunny Los Angeles. David's got some serious chops in photography, animation, and sound design, and he’s all about blending lo-fi vibes with cutting-edge tech. We kick things off by exploring how AI can actually enhance our creative processes instead of taking over, which is a hot topic these days. Trust me, whether you're a skeptic or a believer, David's insights might just flip your perspective on using AI in your artistic endeavors. We also chat about his latest book that encourages artists of all levels to embrace their unique styles and get experimental—because who doesn't love a little creative chaos, right? So grab your headphones and let’s get cozy with some art talk that’s both enlightening and entertaining!
David Miller is a Los Angeles-based multimedia artist specializing in photography, animation, and sound design. His work fuses lo-fi aesthetics with cutting-edge technology, creating art that is organic, surreal, and noir-infused, yet accessible through a pop art sensibility. As an arts educator, he encourages students of all ages to explore expressive and experimental approaches using the tools that resonate with them. His latest book, The Beginner’s Guide to Procreate Dreams (Rocky Nook Publishing), showcases his expertise in digital animation. Recently, he has become an advocate for embracing AI tools in the same spirit as pioneering artists, filmmakers, and musicians who pushed technological boundaries to realize their creative visions.
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David Richards joins me today to shake up our ideas about leadership and creativity, and trust me, you don't want to miss this. With a background as a Marine Corps officer and a corporate leader, he's got the chops to help us rethink how we can elevate our personal and professional lives through mindfulness and self-leadership. We dive into his journey from military life to becoming a bestselling author, where he shares how blending biblical wisdom with neuroscience can transform the way we approach success. Plus, get ready for some fun banter about our favorite pop culture references, including a surprising connection to Star Wars! So grab a drink, kick back, and let's explore how tapping into our creative spirits can lead to profound personal growth.
David is a former Marine Corps officer with 15 years of service, a corporate leader in Customer Experience at Cisco, and a sought-after executive coach specializing in Executive Presence and Transformational Leadership. His work has guided senior leaders at some of the world’s largest financial and IT companies, including Fidelity, Microsoft, and Cisco, helping them elevate their leadership and communication impact at the highest levels.
But David’s mission extends far beyond the boardroom. As a #1 international bestseller author, he helps people awaken their divine identity and step fully into their faith-driven purpose. With a unique blend of biblical wisdom, neuroscience, and practical leadership strategies, David is here to challenge the way we think about success, faith, and personal transformation.
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We're diving into the chaos of creativity and the struggle to maintain focus, folks! Today, we're taking a fun spin on the "Make Fun a Habit" series, where I'm all about helping you wrangle that wild inner critic and actually create stuff instead of just dreaming about it. We’ll chat about the importance of honing in on one or two creative pursuits—because let’s face it, trying to juggle all your passions at once can lead to a big ol’ mess (cue the classic Bic pen analogy!). I’ll share my own journey, from podcasting to poetry, and how I've learned to carve out time for what truly matters. Plus, we’ve got some juicy action items and tips to help you stay on track without losing your creative spark. So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let’s get the creative juices flowing!
30 days to add fun to your creative practice. I will be going through Mike Brennan's Make Fun A Habit workbook and help you make fun a habit. I had the pleasure of interviewing Mike on my other podcast Find A Podcast About and talking about his podcast Creative Chats. This workbook leads you through steps to rekindle the fun in your life and get you into a space where you are your most creative. This is a 30-day book and I will tackle each day as if it were a week and provide insights on how to use his ideas in your creative practice. Each chapter is broken up with a short story, questions to ponder, action items, and tips.
Navigating the labyrinth of creativity can be a wild ride, and this episode is our trusty map! Timothy leads us through the latest chapter in the 'Make Fun a Habit' series, emphasizing the importance of focus in our creative endeavors. Drawing parallels to the classic Bic four-color pen, he highlights how trying to juggle all our interests at once can leave us creatively parched. Instead, he champions the idea of focusing on one or two projects at a time, allowing us to see them through to completion and truly relish in our creative successes.
Timothy’s reflections on his own artistic journey – from podcasting to poetry and painting – provide a relatable backdrop to the discussion. He shares his struggles with maintaining focus amidst a whirlwind of ideas and responsibilities. Let's face it, folks: life can throw a ton of distractions our way, but with a little discipline and some well-placed time management, we can carve out moments to thrive. Through engaging anecdotes and practical tips, Timothy encourages us to identify our current creative focus and how to balance multiple passions without feeling overwhelmed.
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Terry Whalin joins us today to drop some serious knowledge bombs about the wild world of publishing. This guy has authored over 60 books and written for more than 50 magazines—yeah, you heard that right! He’s not just a writer; he’s practically a publishing wizard, and he's here to share some of his top insights that every author needs to succeed. We dive into everything from the do's and don'ts of publishing to how to tackle that pesky inner critic that tries to keep us from creating. Plus, we’ve got a special treat for you listeners—Terry's got an exclusive offer you won't want to miss, so keep your ears peeled! Grab a cozy spot, and let’s get into this enlightening convo with Terry Whalen!
Terry Whalin is an editor and author of more than 60 books and has written for more than 50 magazines. Several of Terry’s books have sold over 100,000 copies. Terry and his wife live in Southern California.
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Terry Whalen joins us for a lively chat about his extensive journey through the world of writing and publishing, and let me tell you, it's a wild ride! With over 60 books under his belt and a CV that reads like a superhero profile, Terry dives deep into the nitty-gritty of what it really takes to succeed as an author. We explore his early days as a journalism student, where a chance encounter with a textbook changed the trajectory of his life entirely. Instead of chasing headlines, he found himself translating the Bible in remote parts of Guatemala. Yes, you heard that right! This wasn't just a side gig; it turned into a decade-long adventure that shaped his writing career. Fast forward to today, and Terry's the guy you want to listen to if you're looking to break into publishing. He dissects the myths that many new authors believe, and trust me, they’re eye-opening. Spoiler alert: self-publishing isn’t the evil step-sister some make it out to be! He also shares some juicy tidbits about how to market your book effectively without feeling like a used car salesman. It's all about telling your story and connecting with your audience! So, grab your notepad because Terry's insights are the kind you’ll want to keep close as you navigate the often murky waters of becoming a successful author.
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If you have found value in this podcast, please share it with a friend as that is the best way to discover new podcasts. I want this to be a 5-star podcast in your eyes so let me know what you would like to see.
Speaking about sharing with a friend, check out my other podcast Find A Podcast About where I help you outsmart the algorithm and find your next binge-worthy podcast. You can find that podcast at findapodcastabout.xyz.
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We're diving deep into the importance of believing in ourselves, folks! This episode, titled "Don't Stop Believing," is all about that glorious inner cheerleader we all need, especially when tackling our creative projects. Inspired by Mike Brennan's book, we explore how belief can be the magical ingredient that turns our artistic dreams into reality. I’ll share a heartfelt story about a shy, 13-year-old Mike who bravely stepped out of his comfort zone to impress a crush with his art. Spoiler alert: it’s a classic tale of courage that reminds us all to take those leaps of faith in our creativity! So, grab your headphones, and let’s sprinkle some fun and inspiration into our creative journeys together!
30 days to add fun to your creative practice. I will be going through Mike Brennan's Make Fun A Habit workbook and help you make fun a habit. I had the pleasure of interviewing Mike on my other podcast Find A Podcast About and talking about his podcast Creative Chats. This workbook leads you through steps to rekindle the fun in your life and get you into a space where you are your most creative. This is a 30-day book and I will tackle each day as if it were a week and provide insights on how to use his ideas in your creative practice. Each chapter is broken up with a short story, questions to ponder, action items, and tips.
Timothy Kimo Brien takes us on a heartfelt journey through the vibrant landscape of creativity and self-belief in this episode of the Create Art Podcast. With a casual vibe and a playful tone, he dives right into the essence of what it means to truly believe in oneself as an artist. This episode revolves around the idea that belief is not just a nice-to-have, but an essential ingredient in the recipe for creative success. It all stems from Mike Brennan's workbook, *Make Fun a Habit*, which Timothy has been enthusiastically working through, transforming each day’s exercises into a podcast episode.
As we navigate this episode, Timothy shares a touching story from Brennan’s book, one that captures the awkwardness and bravery of a 13-year-old boy who mustered up the courage to deliver a piece of art to his crush. It's a charming reminder of how belief can push us beyond our comfort zones. Timothy’s reflections on the importance of belief lead us to ponder critical questions: “What does belief look like for you?” and “How can belief enhance your creativity?” These questions serve as prompts for listeners to examine their own beliefs and how these beliefs shape their creative expressions.
But hold on—this isn't just an introspective chat! Timothy rolls out practical action items that listeners can incorporate into their lives to bolster their belief systems. From taking creative risks to visualizing success, he offers a buffet of ideas that are both accessible and engaging. He sprinkles in personal anecdotes that resonate with anyone who's ever struggled with self-doubt, all while maintaining a light-hearted, witty tone that makes the conversation feel like a chat with a good friend. By the end of the episode, we're not just encouraged; we’re fired up to embrace our creativity with renewed confidence and a playful spirit!
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To reach out to me, email [email protected] I would love to hear about your journey and what you are working on. If you would like to be on the show or have me discuss a topic that is giving you trouble write in and let's start that conversation.
If you have found value in this podcast, please share it with a friend as that is the best way to discover new podcasts. I want this to be a 5-star podcast in your eyes so let me know what you would like to see.
Speaking about sharing with a friend, check out my other podcast Find A Podcast About where I help you outsmart the algorithm and find your next binge-worthy podcast. You can find that podcast at findapodcastabout.xyz.
For all of my projects check out my portfolio website TKBPodcaststudio.com where I help my clients through quiet professionalism lead through the noise.
Let me know what you think about the podcast by taking a survey. 2024 Listener Survey yes it is 2025, but hey I am late to the game on this. Thank you ahead of time to help me make this more of what you are wanting to hear.