Creatives will change the world…
Summary
In this episode, Tobin and Jeff explore the concept of creativity and where ideas come from. They discuss the Theosophists and their belief in the Akashic records, a hall of records containing all human knowledge. They also touch on Carl Jung's concept of the collective consciousness and the influence of the Theosophical Society on the New Age movement. The conversation delves into the struggle between science and faith and the role of spirituality in creativity. They conclude by discussing the story of Krishnamurti and the idea that inspiration comes from a source outside of ourselves. This conversation explores the influence of esoteric ideas on creativity and the impact of spiritual and metaphysical movements on artists throughout history. It delves into the concept of extreme expressions of creativity and the ways in which alternative views of the physical world shape artistic expression. The conversation also touches on the role of myths and religions in understanding truth and the evolution of ideas on creativity. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of connecting with the Brush with Creativity community and fostering a community of like-minded individuals.
Takeaways
Creativity is often fueled by ideas that seem to come from a source outside of ourselves.
The Theosophists believed in the Akashic records, a hall of records containing all human knowledge.
Theosophy and the New Age movement have had a profound influence on modern spirituality and creative thinking.
The struggle between science and faith continues to shape our understanding of creativity and inspiration. Esoteric ideas and spiritual movements have shaped and influenced creativity throughout history.
Artists often explore alternative views of the physical world and seek to transcend traditional boundaries.
Creativity is a universal human endeavor that taps into a source beyond the physical realm.
Myths and religions offer different perspectives on truth and inspire artistic expression.
Summary
In this episode, Tobin and Jeff interview Jared Williams, a multi-talented creative with a diverse background in design, UX, and AI. Jared shares his journey from being a mechanic to working in design and UX for over 20 years. He discusses his passion for creativity and how he uses AI as a tool to bring his ideas to life. Jared also talks about his project, Campfire, and his vision for a better world. Throughout the conversation, he emphasizes the importance of human connection and the need for authenticity in the digital age.
Takeaways
Creativity can manifest in various ways and across different industries.
AI can be a powerful tool for creatives, helping them explore ideas and bring their visions to life.
Human connection and authenticity are essential in a world increasingly dominated by technology.
Mistakes and failures can lead to unexpected and creative outcomes.
Summary
In this episode, Tobin and Jeff explore the topic of adaptability and flexibility in the creative process. They discuss the different perspectives on adaptability and how it can be born from personal experiences. They also delve into the challenges of being adaptable in various life situations and career transitions. The hosts provide steps to enhance adaptability, including reframing problems as opportunities and engaging in a reflective process. They emphasize the importance of having a support network and learning from others, as well as incorporating spiritual beliefs in adaptability. The episode concludes with a message of gratitude to the listeners.
Takeaways
Adaptability and flexibility are crucial aspects of the creative process.
Adaptability can be born from personal experiences and challenges.
Reframing problems as opportunities can enhance adaptability.
Having a support network and learning from others can aid in adaptability.
Incorporating spiritual beliefs can provide guidance in adaptability.
