6/3/2025 - The Intersection of AI and Creativity: Insights from Danny Kravitz's Workshop

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1. 0:00Oh yeah. Champy, come on. Champy, you ready? [Music]
2. 0:19[Music] [Music]
3. 0:43Freedom came away that night just like a jet plane in and out of sight. I was hauling ass at a million miles an
4. 0:59hour wondering how hard I'd hit when they came into the stage. They said I was bad beyond
5. 1:17repair, but I got no cause with my situation. Say here I am. [Music]
6. 1:33So say Sheree Sheree Sheree won't you dare to say Sheree Sheree Sheree won't you dare to say Sheree Sheree
7. 1:49Sheree. Uhhuh. Yeah. Leave a message and your number, please. Take your time to want to satisfy me.
8. 2:06Take all these old fantasies and send them care of me. [Music] Good evening, good people of the internet.
9. 2:22I know we're starting at a weird time. I didn't start exactly at 8:30. It didn't start at 9:00. Didn't start at 8. It's
10. 2:28just weird. Danielle, what's happening? What's shaking? What's going down? Wolf man Clinty singing for his cheese. He is indeed. He is
11. 2:46indeed. I think I have a fun creative exercise to do tonight. We had Danny Danny Kravitz who's a a screenwriter and
12. 2:54a creative writing uh coach and teacher professor spoke at the AI salon tonight. Give me an idea for something to do here tonight. [Music]
13. 3:21Is this place I can rest my poor [Music] head? Gather my thoughts in sweet silence. [Music]
14. 3:36It is this place where the feelings aren't dead. From an over exposure to violence. This is place I can slowly
15. 3:51face. The only one I truly can know. These are tears from a long time ago. Got these tears from a long time ago.
16. 4:04I need to cry. 30 years old. So these are tears for a long time. [Music]
17. 4:22Oh darling, oh darling, say unto me, where have you been all my [Music] life? Well, I have been swimming seven
18. 4:39sad seas. Four women have to me their life. and pull me into the waters darker in I'd have won them but I didn't
19. 4:55know these are tears from a long time ago. Got these tears from a long time ago. I need to cry 30 years or so. These are tears from a long
20. 5:14time ago. [Music]
21. 5:28What do you think, Champion? All right, good people. Good people. Champy approved. We have a Tik Tok question at your
22. 5:37discretion. What do you say about Nvidia's CEO says future of coding as a career might already be dead uh due to AI?
23. 5:47I think entrylevel engineering is probably pretty close to being dead. I don't know where people coming out of college with
24. 5:58engineering degrees go. Now, here's the caveat to that. If you went to college for coding and what you learned was to
25. 6:10code and you listened to your university that said AI is evil and if you use it you're a bad person. If you listen to
26. 6:18that, I think you're going to have a hard time getting a job. Now, if you went to a college that had didn't have
27. 6:25their head up their ass or if you went to to a college that had that rule and you said, "Fuck it. I'm going to learn AI anyway."
28. 6:31and you're an engineer that understands how to code and how to do projects and you're AI literate like generative AI
29. 6:40like vibe coding like really understanding what's going on I think you have a much higher chance of getting work um but yeah I think that
30. 6:52um so let me just I I'll just say this you know for my I'm I'm 13 years I I run a company called Story Vine which is a technology company.
31. 7:06And I would rather have a senior person that knows how to vibe code than two or three junior people that cost
32. 7:19less. Um because that senior person will have seen a lot more and will understand a lot more. So um that's a really good
33. 7:28question. It's a really good question. Um, the fact of the matter is we don't we don't quite know, but the the coding stuff
34. 7:38is, you know, we're probably year and a half, maybe a year, two years away from these tools, these these
35. 7:56agents being good enough that they can just go do anything, right? Point it at your GitHub repository, say, "Go to this fork and
36. 8:07analyze it, debug it, refactor it, and it'll just go off and do that shit." So, Mr. It is late. Unbelievable. Ocean says hi to Source
37. 8:19Camp. That means Source Camp's here on time. I'm still blown away by this fact. The fact that like we're we're that
38. 8:27close to this [ __ ] being that good. I know. [Music]
39. 8:47It's like all the AI people and the vibe coders are all black sheep sitting in this lonely town wondering when things are going to
40. 9:01change. Dream my life away. Seems these dreams have turned to a bunch of dust clouds. Getting my nerve up, but my past is pulling me
41. 9:16[Music] down. Wondering how long this black sheep going to stick around. Somebody told me once before he said you
42. 9:33can never go home again. Won't you leave Santa things to steer me away? Yeah. From the truth of who I am and
43. 9:45what I believe. So I thanked him for his two cents with a handshake and some sympathy. Yeah. I packed up my blue
44. 9:56jeans. I'm headed for this big prize of my freedom. Bye-bye, black sheep to the black sheep
45. 10:10of the family. [Music] Bye-bye. Oh, that means so very much to me. And bye-bye black sheep to the black sheep
46. 10:27of the family. [Music] Bye-bye. Going to set my soul. Set it
47. 10:42free. Um, you're welcome to. Who? Who was that? Uh, mansar mx5x, thanks for the good explanation. Yeah, I don't know if it's a great
48. 10:54explanation, but I but here's the thing is the I don't think any of this stuff's
49. 11:09hyperbole, right? Time magazine has got a cover coming out that's going to be talking about AGI, artificial general
50. 11:16intelligence. Artificial general intelligence is generally um generally agreed upon. There's like a million different definitions, but it's
51. 11:25generally agreed upon that we've hit artificial general intelligence when the AI is strong enough to do to be able to
52. 11:33do as good or better than most people at most jobs. Like do the jobs most people at most jobs. Now, if you're an exceptional
53. 11:45person at your job, maybe it can't do that. But if you're average or lower, it's going to be able to do all of that. So, we're probably
54. 11:56within what's it 2025. Ray Curtzwhile put it at 2029. I'd put it at 2027 and a half. We're two and a half, two years away.
55. 12:11two to three years away from AGI. So, I don't think it's just engineers, by the way. I don't think it's just programmers, right? That's
56. 12:19what that's what Jensen was talking about. But, uh, Brandon just pointed out, and it's a good point. V3 V3 is the first brick to be knocked
57. 12:30out of the wall of film production in my opinion. I mean, we've had things that are pretty good, but VO3 does the
58. 12:38acting, right? So, it does it's doing full-on production. So, give that two years, three years. We'll we will be speaking feature films into
59. 12:51existence. YouTube comment, Dennis M. Basically, it will be a jack of all trades, master of none. I disagree with
60. 12:59that entirely. I think it will be a jack of all trades, master of most. Um, here's where humans still have a
61. 13:09role is we get to determine what we want these things to do, but I think these things are going to be good enough to do
62. 13:17whatever the [ __ ] we want them to do. Like, we're still the ones driving, right? I in in Dan Danny Kravitz's talk
63. 13:26tonight, um, a a thing popped in my head right now. A lot of people ask, um, how do he put it?
64. 13:44Like, how how do you put it? I I'll I'll I'll find the statement because I I turned it into I turned it
65. 13:53into a pair of opposing questions. But the basic idea was a lot of what we're doing right now is how can I do
66. 13:58something remarkable with AI, right? And I think that's the wrong question. I think the question is how can I do something remarkable for
67. 14:08myself with AI? Right? How can I do something that is outstanding for me with AI? That's where I think we go. I think
68. 14:20I think where we go I think that the big epiphany for me is that it's not like these tools are doing something to
69. 14:29us. That's the trope right now. The trope right now is the AI is taking our jobs. The AI is ruining my life. The AI
70. 14:37is doing this. No, no, no. Flip that. What if the what if the equation is more like what how can I make myself remarkable using AI?
71. 14:49Right? I know how to tell stories. I know how to write. I know how to do video stuff. Well, rather than having to do it
72. 14:58manually, the old-fashioned way, what if I turned myself into a remarkable filmmaker by just speaking it into
73. 15:06existence? So, that's that's a new kind of skill. It's a new kind of mindset. Um, so anyway, did we know that Apple is going
74. 15:17with Anthropic to embed Xcode for vibe coding? I may be late to the game. Well, I mentioned it tonight in the in the
75. 15:24salon. Um, but I just saw it. I just saw it right before the salon. It was it wasn't in there basically. Agreed. How
76. 15:30can I use AI to improve my own life? Yeah, exactly. Honestly, screw everyone else. How can I use it to help me? Yeah,
77. 15:37but but Dennis, that's like I know you're being, you know, cynical and sarcastic and snarky, which I love. I think first we all have to
78. 15:48understand what AI can do for me and then you can start to say, well, wait, what do I want to do in the world and
79. 15:55how can I use AI to help me do that thing in the world? And in doing that, we'll be able to help lots of other
80. 16:01people. Like, I think that's where this goes. But I don't I don't think any of us can escape having to understand what it makes possible for
81. 16:12us before we can understand how to help others. But it's not AI is happening to us. It's we get to improve ourselves. We
82. 16:22get to amplify our own ideas by using AI. That's the optimistic spin on it, right? Um, forever hook GPT analyze 17 picks
83. 16:36picked out vids from PPTs. Word docs made a list in two seconds. Laugh in my a I actually got the words mixed up. I meant instead of
84. 16:48looking at it as bad see the positive. Copilot couldn't see something. Oh, co-pilot could even do it with two pickics. Yeah, co-pilot's a
85. 17:01piece of garbage, it does seem. How can we make it work for us? Well, okay. So, this is really good. Okay. So, so if you stick around
86. 17:11tonight, I think the exercise I'm going to do, we're going to go to midjourney and we're just going to play in
87. 17:16midjourney. Um, but Danny Kravitz came on on the salon tonight and he spoke about how you get creatively productive
88. 17:27is you go into a flow. You go into a state where you stop judging how bad you are. You stop comparing yourself to
89. 17:37other people. You just go into the state and say that every bad piece of art and every masterpiece all started with some single
90. 17:46line, some single stroke. Every song started with some single note. And if you just looked at that line, it would be indistinguishable
91. 17:58whether it was a 5-year-old that did it or, you know, Rembrandt, same line, right? But then the lines after that, something more
92. 18:10emerges and then you get into the flow and then you get into the flow. And he was saying really work on
93. 18:15letting go of those limiting beliefs. When you're in the creative flow state, you just let go of all that [ __ ] I
94. 18:22think with generative AI right now because all the tools are so new and none of us know exactly how they're
95. 18:29going to benefit us and they don't we don't even know what they really make possible, right? We have what the scientists have told us.
96. 18:38We know that 03 Pro is good at math, which if you're not good at math, I guess you just trust them that that it's at the 89th
97. 18:50percentile of whatever the [ __ ] test it is. But what can that same model do for me? I don't know yet. How will I know? By getting into a
98. 19:01state where you're just like, well, let me explore with this. Let me play with this. Let me Right. And so I thought it might be fun tonight
99. 19:08to go into midjourney and just do some some of the exercises that Danny talked about and just kind of navigate through some [ __ ]
100. 19:17Um, but I think the answer to what can AI do for me is it is again it's the wrong question. How can you amplify yourself using
101. 19:32AI? And so what that then looks like is, well, who are you? What do you want? What do you want to do? Do you want to be an artist? Do you
102. 19:44want to be a writer? Are you a copywriter? And you love doing copywriting? Well, how can AI make you a
103. 19:53better copywriter? Because I guarantee you it can. Is there something you've always dreamed of doing, but you don't have the
104. 20:02talent or skills or access or resources? Well, now maybe you can. So, I think that's kind of it. I know many artists who can't draw a
105. 20:11stickman, but with digital Photoshop, they can outdes any canvas artist. And we today accept their creation, but
106. 20:20there are prejudices with AI. Yep. This is Listen, this is nothing new. Do you know how much they made fun of
107. 20:29Photoshop artists, layout artists when when when I was coming up in the in the 80s doing Photoshop and Quark
108. 20:38Express? The guys that sat at the drafting tables with their different width tape making lines and rules around
109. 20:45a page, sticking it physically down on a board. They didn't think what I did was design. They were like, "That's just that computer
110. 20:58thing." They weren't working there much longer. So, this is It's not new. It's not new. Ug. Stop giving me
111. 21:14nightmares. I'm getting a little sad because what I struggle with now will be easy for all soon. Yeah, I know. I
112. 21:25know. But here's the thing, Joy. Here's the big secret. Just because it will be easy for anyone to make a
113. 21:39film, they don't have your point of view. They don't have your perspective. They don't have your stories. You're going to tell
114. 21:48stories in a way that's going to be unique and different from theirs. And if you retain your point of view, your
115. 21:56creative point of view, then your work is going to stand out. If everyone's just vomiting out work with no thought to the
116. 22:06story, it's all going to be just become noise. It's all going to look beautiful. It's all going to be well structured and
117. 22:12beautiful, but it won't rise above the noise. The only thing that's going to rise above the noise is people who've
118. 22:19created things with with intention and with a point of view. So, but but everything's going to change. How we do it, who does it, how
119. 22:30fast it happens, how good it is, all of that's going to change. It doesn't mean it will be a good film. Correct. Exactly.
120. 22:45[Music] How can we make it work for us? [Music]
121. 23:03What everyone essentially needs to become are producers, creative directors, strategists who can do tactics. [Music]
122. 23:46What do you think, Champy? [Music]
123. 24:04with limited resources, it's hard to get things done. So Mystic, what I would say to that, most of the tools have some free version. Chat
124. 24:15GPT, the free version of ChatgPT does a remarkable amount of stuff. a remarkable amount of stuff just within chat GPT paying
125. 24:28nothing you could do a lot a lot and most of the image generators have a free version I think the song generators have
126. 24:38a free version video not so much because it's expensive so they don't really give that [ __ ] away um and if you can swing 20 bucks a month
127. 24:49I mean GPT5 is coming out probably within two months and it's going to be a beast. It's going to be some crazy ass
128. 24:57multimodal thing and it's going to be available to free users as well. So don't if if you're not using AI
129. 25:09because you've either convinced yourself as someone has told you, oh, you got to pay all these subscriptions. That's
130. 25:15[ __ ] That is [ __ ] $20 chat GPT is crazy good. Free chat GPT is crazy good. Yeah. I mean, if you had told me
131. 25:24two and a half years ago what would be possible today for the free version, I'd have been like, "No [Music]
132. 25:33way." Finally, GPT5. Really? Yeah. I don't know when it's [Music] coming. Stea Leonardo AI just dropped Lucid Realism to make films. Nice.
133. 25:50Free Gemini Deep Mind is good also. Free Claude is good. I mean, Claude's got real limits. I think Perplexity's Yeah,
134. 26:00Perplexity has a free version. A bunch of these things have free versions. Po has a free version. Copilot is decent. Yeah, if
135. 26:08you've got access to Microsoft products, it's based on chat GPT. It feels like we've been waiting on GPT5
136. 26:18for forever. Yeah, I'm guessing it'll probably be August. Cam. [Music]
137. 27:07All All right, let's do something. Let's do something. What are we going to do? What are we going to do? I can show you a thing that I just
138. 27:18made. It's a thing called Mirage.app. I don't think I like it. Watch out. The video promos will come out soon starring young versions of
139. 27:29actors and stuff. AI generated probably. I no one's going to be knocking off major actors and knocking off major
140. 27:42films right now that they'll just get sued too quickly. Um there might be fan art that comes out of that. I think
141. 27:50what's more likely is we're going to start to see you know you know how Okay, so you got Hollywood blockbusters, right?
142. 27:59And then you have B films like Roger Corman horror stuff. Um, you know, a lot of the that that early Roger Corman
143. 28:08stuff, it was filmed on like Betamax, you know, video video cassettes, right? Um, and and they just, you know, it was
144. 28:16like, you know, they'd film it over a weekend and it was, you know, they got who whatever sort of out of work actors
145. 28:22they could to go up to Connecticut and film a slasher flick in the woods for a weekend, right? um it just had a different aesthetic to
146. 28:31it. But like a lot of those slasher flicks like Texas Chainsaw Massacre and all those those really, you know, cut
147. 28:39rate horror films, they did really well because they were a very particular thing. I think that what you're going to
148. 28:46see is you're going to start to see films like that are just qualitatively different than Hollywood stuff.
149. 28:57And and what you're going to see is you're going to find people like Joy Perie and and you know some different
150. 29:02folks within the salon that really like doing the movie making thing. They're going to start finding voice for
151. 29:08themselves and they're going to put out films and the Hollywood establishment is going to lampoon them and make fun of them and diminish
152. 29:19them. And then all of a sudden at some point the the iceberg's going to flip and those people who are good at
153. 29:28doing this peculiar kind of AI that's not quite right. The technology is going to get good and they're going to get better at
154. 29:37using these tools. And all of a sudden you're going to start to see some films come out that are incredible films. Not
155. 29:45incredible AI films, incredible films. And people are going to get distribution de deals and people are going to be
156. 29:53nominated for Oscars and just it just watch just watch. We've seen this movie before. It happens every [ __ ] time,
157. 30:00so it shouldn't be a mystery, but it will. Um, there are fake photos of Billy Eyish at the Met. She had to go on
158. 30:09social and say it wasn't her. I know. You know what's funny, Gwen, is I I think about that a lot where there's
159. 30:15going to be fakes of of celebrities that, you know, are like, I gotta say, that wasn't me. That's AI. But then
160. 30:23there's going to be celebrities that do bad [ __ ] and get photographed and they're going to be like, yeah, but that
161. 30:27wasn't me, that's AI. So, that one's going to go both ways. No, don't say that. Like with silent movies and FX, there's a
162. 30:38continual evolution. and Oscars may go away. I don't know what I was saying that you said don't say that to Sony's Digit Beta was an amazing
163. 30:47machine. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Billy handled it well. Um, all right. Let's go look at this. This is the the site I'm on is uh mirage.app.
164. 31:09Look at here what we did together. Look at here what we did together. It's got a weird blue. Look at here. What we
165. 31:16did together. Why can I not make this bigger? Look at here. Oh, cuz it's just an audition. Oh, and then I see. And then you generate
166. 31:31video. This is a very weird interface. Yeah, this is this is all on on producer Brandon. Lookie here what we did together.
167. 31:44But that's that's synthesized audio from the site and then it you know and it generates uh avatars. So uh Mirage is mir a
168. 31:59g.app. Lookucky here what we did together. Look at here what we did together. There you go. Okay, I'm gonna I'm I'm not going to
169. 32:14wait around for this because this is it's a normal it's a normal uh avatar thing, but they do give you 600 credits and it's I did a a little
170. 32:25audition credit and it was 42 credit 32 credits. So, I don't know. They probably give you a couple of clips, but you can at least go
171. 32:36play, but let's go. I want to do something here. All right. Black bar. Hey, Black.
172. 32:54Okay. So, I'm going to go here. So this this site is called mymind.com and it's just a I just use
173. 33:10this as a thing where I I put tweets in it that have interesting [ __ ] It's just like one of it's like Pinterest. It's
174. 33:18like a personal Pinterest board. But mostly what I'm doing is I'm I'm capturing all these different styles
175. 33:25from Midjourney and and now the the styles are are mixed up. Some are midjourney, some are chat GPT because chat GPT can now do cool
176. 33:33[ __ ] Um so it's kind of both, but I just use it as as kind of an inspiration board. But so tonight,
177. 33:44um, Danny Kravitz was talking about, you know, getting in this creative zone where you you kind of free your mind of
178. 33:51negative self-t talk and comparing yourself to others and just recognize that no masterpiece started out as a
179. 34:01masterpiece. Everything started out as a piece of [ __ ] and then just gradually got better and better and better and
180. 34:06better, right? And even masterpieces that we look at today, maybe when the artist was still alive, they were still
181. 34:13considered pieces of [ __ ] right? Like like the what is considered a masterpiece is this everchanging, you know, it's got to do
182. 34:21with society and and it's independent of you as a creative. So he's basically saying if you if you compare yourself to whatever is the
183. 34:31pinnacle of your art, you're you're discounting the fact that there there was all this process along the way. He said if you fall in
184. 34:40love with the process and start to rid yourself of your negative, you know, self-t talk and your your negative
185. 34:47imagery. And as he was talking about that, he he asked, you know, everyone in the audience at the salon tonight, you
186. 34:54know, what is something you say about yourself or you say to yourself? What are your negative self talk? What are
187. 34:59what are those thoughts? And then at one point Leah the my co-host and the co-founder of the salon she shared that
188. 35:07she took her negative uh you know self-talk her her disempowering self-t talk and she put it into midjourney and
189. 35:16generated images out of it. And so I thought that might be fun tonight. So I'm just going to pick kind of phrases
190. 35:22and words and things that I say to myself when I'm when I need to put myself down. which is, you know, if you're a
191. 35:33creative, it's like a it's like a hobby, you just find ways to put yourself down. And so, what I thought might be fun is
192. 35:40we'll just come in here into my little mood board. We'll pick a cool style and then we'll go to midjourney
193. 35:49and put in some of these shitty words, the shitty selft talk in that style and we'll just keep [ __ ] around with it.
194. 35:56So, that's what I thought might be kind of fun. So, I kind of like this watercolor one right here. That one's kind of cool. I call
195. 36:07that Tuesday. Exactly. Exactly. All right. So, let me go grab this SREF. So, if you don't know what an SREF is, it's a style
196. 36:19reference. And then we're going to we're going to put these two sites next to each other. So, here's MidJourney. All right. So, here's some
197. 36:27[ __ ] I was doing earlier. I'm going to turn on personaliz. Oh, no. Maybe I'll turn it off. Okay. So, couple of things. When you're in
198. 36:38midjourney, if you're using style references, so style references dash sref sref space and then it's like some long
199. 36:49number. And they're all over Twitter, so you can just go find them anywhere. Here's what I've learned about them. If
200. 36:56you have your personalization turned on, they likely won't look like what they look like on Twitter. Also, if you have your
201. 37:06stylization at zero, they won't work at all. They like you'll This is one of the things that took me the longest, not not
202. 37:14the longest to learn, but something that frustrated me is I couldn't [ __ ] crack the code of why do they work
203. 37:20sometimes and not others. You have to have your stylization at at least 50. So, and you can put it up to a thousand,
204. 37:28but if it's if it's at zero, it it often just won't work. All right. So, one of my big words is shame. I always talk
205. 37:35about shame is my love language. So, I'm just going to use the prompt shame. And then I'm going to put in that sref. And
206. 37:41we'll do we'll do 16 by9s. I just like 16 by9. They're pleasing to my eyes. And we'll generate that. And then now we'll
207. 37:51go we'll go grab another sref. There was one at the top here. I really dug this one. Oh, but that's not an SRE. That's just a chat GPT
208. 38:03prompt. That is too. That is too. Oh, this is cool. Here's a cool one. Yeah, I like that style.
209. 38:19Copy. Go back over to Medjourney. Oh, that's cool. And we'll do shame. And we'll do this other sref. And then you know what I'm going
210. 38:30to do? I'm going to do I'm going to do dash r for repeat space 2. So it'll give us two sets instead of one set. [Music]
211. 38:48These are cool. That looks like shame. Very
212. 39:03cool. And then look at this one. for those of you shame sufferers out there. Feel
213. 39:19familiar? All right, let's go get another style. I mean, it it it's kind of cool, isn't it? It kind of it turns your your
214. 39:28sort of pain and and fear into into something you can look at externally. So,
215. 39:43shame paste. Go. Go back here. Here's a cool colorful one. Oh, wait. What's this one? Yeah, we're going to have to go
216. 39:57play in chat GBT, too, I think. Cuz not all these are SE rest. Some of these are just nice prompts for chat GBT. Mm.
217. 40:13Shame. Paste. Oh, you know what I want to do now? Let's see. Oh, these are cool. Look at
218. 40:28this. AI can never be creative. Okay. Okay. No new no new novel thoughts. [Laughter] Okay. I am not an artist. Oh, that's a
219. 40:44good one. All right. Oh, this is great. Look at this one. Beautiful. Shame. So, mine wouldn't be I'm not an artist. Mine would be
220. 41:00um mine would be um I'm not really an
221. 41:19artist. Let's go get some more styles. The nice thing about doing these styles like this, by the way,
222. 41:27is now they're all saved in Midjourney. So you can just scroll back through your images and if you like something
223. 41:33visually, you can just click on the style and it'll throw it into the prompt. So, for every one of these we
224. 41:44do, for every one of these that we do, it's creating a little bank of things you can just go modify within
225. 41:56midjourney. Oh, this could be a cool one. Let's do this one. Oh, this is a double sref. Oh, this is an S sref a
226. 42:04profile. Oh, there's a whole bunch of [ __ ] here. Okay, we'll we'll take it all. Fine. Um, let's go to midjourney and let's
227. 42:13do I'm not really an artist. And then we'll do all that [ __ ] that was on that one. Boom. And then we'll do I'm not really an art.
228. 42:24Uhoh. Oh, personalization was not compatible with V7. Oh, V6. So, we Oh, I've only been in V6. 0.1. I should flip over to I should go
229. 42:37back and do these all again in [Music] seven. All right. So, I'm not really an artist. Sref
230. 42:54go. Shame. Sreff go. Shame. Sreff go. So, we'll see how different these look in version seven. Tik Tok pin.
231. 43:10Okay. Watching you do this, I got an idea of what I can make with this. Beautiful. So, this is part of the point
232. 43:22where where Danny was going tonight was there's no real moment of of good or bad in the creative
233. 43:40process. It's just another step in the process. And so like if I make these things I'm like, "Oh, well they didn't look like
234. 43:48what they looked like on the thing and I'm now I'm a failure," you kind of break the flow. So if you can just put yourself into every
235. 43:57step is another it's just another step. And at some point that may turn into something and it very likely will not.
236. 44:05But if you can if you can live in that kind of pure space of just take action, take action, take action. if you're
237. 44:13[ __ ] on yourself. In fact, let's write um why am why why am I such a piece of [ __ ] That's my
238. 44:30prompt. Let's go find some [ __ ] dark nasty [ __ ] [Music] style. That one's kind of cool.
239. 44:47here. This one's great. All right. Sref. Boom. See if this is the
240. 45:04right. I think it's going. All right. So, this one's shame. This is This is the one. This was uh model
241. 45:216.1. This is 6.1. Oh, this is this is I'm not really an artist. Is bro cooking? I don't know. You tell me if I'm cooking. I'll tell
242. 45:30you what I am doing. I'm I'm just vibing. I'm just in the flow.
243. 45:45That's I'm not really an artist. Love that. I love that it's a bird flying away. I'm not really an artist. All right, that one failed. So,
244. 46:00this is I'm not really an artist with that sort of crazy style. These are great. I'm not really an artist. That was awesome. Look at that
245. 46:13[ __ ] thing. I love the boat. I know. Wasn't the boat cool. Limiting beliefs as prompts in midjourney right now. Yeah, that's what
246. 46:24we're doing. Great images. So, so play along with me. Play along with me. Just think of a limiting belief of yours
247. 46:34and go into midjourney. And if you want, go over to X and just look up SREF, SREF, and just find some style that you like. Come back to
248. 46:44MidJourney. And if you don't have MidJourney, you can do this in chat GPT. In fact, let's let's go to chat GPT and
249. 46:52do some of these things as well. So, I'll show you a cool way to do I'll show you a cool way to do um image stuff in chat GPT. So, I can
250. 47:07come over to my my mind thing, right? And let's say I like this this style right here. I'm just going to I'm
251. 47:16just going to screenshot these four images that are part of this Twitter post.
252. 47:31What was my prompt? Why am I such a piece of [ __ ] Is that what it was? Why am I such a piece of [ __ ]
253. 47:40Okay, so now we're going to go to chat GPT. I'm going to paste in that image and then I'm going to say um
254. 47:48imagine failed to upload. Please ensure your network connection. Come on. Imagine this.
255. 48:04Why am I such a piece of [ __ ] as as an image in this
256. 48:20style? Go Tik Tok pin. Yes, please give an SREF for chat GPT because it does understand them. really does
257. 48:38it. All right, let's go try that. You sure? I don't buy it. So, we'll go to chat
258. 48:54GPT. Let's pause for a second. No, no. I want you to make me that image. It's trying to It's It's trying
259. 49:09to caretake [Laughter] me. It does understand srefs. All right, cool. Oh, look. This is Why am I such a piece of
260. 49:27[ __ ] I think that one's great. And then what do we got? Here's Shame. This is with version seven, not
261. 49:396.1 with one of those previous things. That That's [ __ ] You tell me that's not a You tell me that's not a still from an
262. 49:50animated short that gets nominated for an Oscar. In fact, watch this. We're going to go upscale, subtle, and
263. 50:13creative. We're going to go to Hedra. Not Hedra, Cartisia. Do I want to go there or do I want to go to 11
264. 50:30Labs? Um, I think I want to go to 11
265. 50:45Labs and go to voice changer. We're going to go find Let's go find a voice first. Hang
266. 50:59on. Um voices. My voices. I just
267. 51:31All right, we like her. Do I have her? Is she added? Jazelle Marie. All right, so we're going to go voice
268. 51:42changer. We're going to record audio. Let's go get Jazelle. We're going to record audio. What am I going to say?
269. 52:05It's not Oh, yeah.
270. 52:24I know who I am. It's not them I'm afraid of. It's me. All right. And we're going to generate speech. So, I'm going to change
271. 52:36out my shitty ass voice. Perfect. Download. All right. So, now we got acting. Now we got a voice. Now
272. 52:51we're going to go to Hedra. Oh, you couldn't hear that probably, could you? Well, it'll be your surprise when I actually share my
273. 53:02screen, right? Um, impostor syndrome. All right. So, now let me go back to midjourney. Let's get let's get our
274. 53:14image. Let's see which one we like. Here we upscaled these. That one's pretty good. I think that one's better. See,
275. 53:21that one's a little too smooth. That one's got more texture. I like it. I like that better. All right. So, there's
276. 53:27our image. Download. So, now we go to Hedra and we upload that frame. Champ, stop licking your feet. It's I I've got dysphonia or whatever
277. 53:40the [ __ ] it is that when you lick your feet, do Champ, I I want to I want to do bad things to your ears.
278. 53:48Don't eat your feet. Stop wagging your tail. Don't be cute. You're sitting over there eating your feet like a [ __ ]
279. 53:55popsicle and now you're wagging your tail trying to get me to not be cranky about it. All right, in comes the
280. 54:07image and then in comes the audio. Right, we just made the audio and then we're gonna say woman
281. 54:21looks into the camera shaking as she talks. All right. Boom. Now we're making a movie.
282. 54:35So, what's this been? half an hour because I've been ye yber yabbering jibber jabbering. But what this started out as
283. 54:48was an exercise just to get shitty thinking out of my head and just out in the world. And then all of a sudden we made
284. 54:58this image that looks like well that's maybe a story worth telling. I love this style actually. Like that's really
285. 55:14good. We can say very that strong. Get a bunch more of those. And now this is going to turn into a cool little video clip.
286. 55:37[Music] Dysphobia. No, it's dysphonia. It's not fear of that sound. It's hating that
287. 55:59sound. Can someone tell me how to search for srefs on X? Yes. Oh, look. We got a video, but I'll go I'll I'll change my
288. 56:08tabs. So, when you go to X, just go to X and go to search. And you can just type in SRF s or if you want to get fancy, you can
289. 56:19type in dash dash sref search. And then as you scroll down, you'll just see lots of them.
290. 56:36And then when you see one you like, and here's an SRF community. And when you see one you like, you just copy
291. 56:46it and put it in there. It's It's quite a remarkable quite a remarkable thing. Oh, it's funny. It's finding a lot of these are
292. 56:57mine because I post a lot of these. Um, all right. Let me change my tab so you can see what I'm about to
293. 57:15show. Hedra go. All right. All right. Here we are, people. Fantastic. I know who I am. Uh, it's not them.
294. 57:33I know who I am. It's not them I'm afraid of. It's me, right? And then you go to Suno and you make a cool [ __ ] creepy song in
295. 57:49the background. So, let's go back to let's go back to here. Let's
296. 58:03go. We're going to drag this image up here. We're going to use this as a style. Do I want a style reference? No, we use this as an image
297. 58:15reference. Am I sharing this? Yes. I got to do my black bar though. We're going use this as a image reference. And then in and then we're
298. 58:25going to use the same sref same sref. And then we're going to go um
299. 58:40worthless and I'm going to go d-r four. We'll do four sets of worthless. Hey tabs. What about tabs? Oh, I'm still sharing the other one. Got
300. 58:57it. I I knew that. I don't really need a producer because I know these things because I'm very smart. I'm I'm I'm what I'm what
301. 59:08many would call an intellectual, right? Very academic. I mean, this is the AI learning lab. You can't just call it a
302. 59:18lab. You can't just make that up, right? You have to have credentials. So, here I am, right? You understand? Does it make
303. 59:29sense? I think so. I think it does. I mean, you got the black bar the first time. Shut up. Uh, see, it kept the word shame in
304. 59:41there. Um, let's see. Let's do worthless. Let's put worthless in quotes and see what that
305. 59:56does. These are crazy. Let's do this as a Let's just do it as an SREF. All right. Let's just do SREF worthless. All
306. 1:00:13right. And then we'll do dash dash R4 lettering is on point. I know right. Someone say Savant not intellectual Tom Nodler. See the my
307. 1:00:30favorite trolls my favorite trolls are the ones that initially land like a compliment. He called me a savant. [Laughter]
308. 1:00:45[Music] It's so good. It's so [Laughter] good. Now I want to make a movie of the shame monster. Exactly.
309. 1:00:59Exactly. Why not? Why the [ __ ] not? I need credentials. We all need
310. 1:01:16credentials. Okay, I need that dash dash. Thanks y'all. Oh, maybe it needs the dash dash. X is an S sref garden. It really
311. 1:01:26is. Play leads to productivity. Yeah, that that was one of the things that he said tonight, too. I wonder why these are not having
312. 1:01:36Oh, you know. Oh, because my preref my personalization was on. Let me try this again. without personalization on um
313. 1:01:51d-r4 because it'd be nice if we got something back in the style of the thing I just made the video of.
314. 1:02:19[Laughter] Wow, we never got that style again. That's a shame. Oh, I know how we could get that style
315. 1:02:28again. You just you just stick with me. I Because I don't know if you know this, but I have qualifications. I am a
316. 1:02:36professional. All right. So, we're going to copy the image. Oh, look. Why am I such a piece of [ __ ] The movie. Thank you for the
317. 1:02:50hat. This is really good. Why am I such a piece of [ __ ] That's pretty solid. I like it. All right. Good. Okay. So, now here's
318. 1:03:05what we're going to do. We're going to paste the shame image in here. And I'm going to say I want a different young defendant young
319. 1:03:20character. Also also holding up a piece of paper.
320. 1:03:37in the same style, but his word is
321. 1:03:52worthless. So, this should give us the that similar sort of blurred out, cool, groovy, whatever. We'll see.
322. 1:04:04And again, I'm just loving this idea that that Danny put out there of the gap between a masterpiece and something that you would say is
323. 1:04:16laughably bad is actually quite small, which I love, right? I mean, sometimes you go to like the Met or you go to you go to, you know, the
324. 1:04:28Metropolitan Museum of Art, you know, the the modern art stuff and you look at it and you're like, "Yeah, is it art?"
325. 1:04:36And then you realize it sold for $55 million. Like the gap between that and the thing you saw at the Goodwill, it's not so
326. 1:04:49big. So, so don't judge it. Just do just just be in the flow. Just just be putting lines on the page. Just be
327. 1:04:57putting words on the page. Just be putting prompts. Feed the prompt. Feed the prompt. This is a new thing I'm exploring right
328. 1:05:08now. That what you feed the prompt with is you. You're not prompting the AI. You're taking your ideas and and feeding the prompt.
329. 1:05:34Good. Right now make one with an index card.
330. 1:05:50on the other side and it's an older Asian woman and her
331. 1:06:04[Music] word is invisible. [Music]
332. 1:06:22YouTube comment. Someone somewhere got a taste for whatever you put out. SRFs don't work for me in chat GPT. Let me know if
333. 1:06:32your experience is different. I just wanted to pop in and say hello. I sleep 20 hours a day. Phew. Medications making
334. 1:06:40me see things. Hey Becky. Well, don't we're making weird images here today, so you're probably going to see some some
335. 1:06:47weird [ __ ] I hope you're feeling better. Um, I know you're going through it right now. I hope you I hope you're
336. 1:06:52you're you're on the mend. Um, enjoy the enjoy the uh the pharmaceuticals while you're on them. Uh, but if you're seeing stuff, that's
337. 1:07:02not fun. Um, but yeah, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. All right, let's see. Let's see. Did this give us an Asian
338. 1:07:14woman? Uh, maybe. kind of looks like a white man's head, but maybe
339. 1:07:33not chatbt is so dark. See how it's dark and yellow? Like all of these need to be put into Photoshop. I could just do it over in this thing.
340. 1:07:48Watch. Watch this. Copy. Go over here. New. Take that dark thing. Expose it up.
341. 1:08:02Um, wait. I can go white. There you go. Bring my shadows up a little bit.
342. 1:08:17contrast up and saturation. Look at that. That's like That's good. There you go. See, not bad. You can fix all that
343. 1:08:42[ __ ] Wild. Wild. Wild, wild, wild, wild, wild, wild, wild. All right, let's go make some more. Let's go find some
344. 1:08:50Let's go find some new words. Hey, someone shout out uh G, give me a limiting give me one of your limiting
345. 1:08:57beliefs. Does nobody use curves anymore? Ah, curves required me to learn something. I use them occasionally, but I'm just like, eh, feels
346. 1:09:09exhausting. But that that was just I was just in preview. It didn't have curves. No, it doesn't have curves. Oh, yeah, it does. I guess up
347. 1:09:18here. Yeah, I could have done that. Sure, I could have done that. It's just point and click.
348. 1:09:33Frustration. All right, frustration. Frustration. All right, back to my mind. Let's go find a cool style. That's a dark one. It looks too
349. 1:09:49gothic. Let's see. Let's find something worthy of frustration. This one's pretty good. Oh, this one could be good, too.
350. 1:10:01Let's do both of these. Okay, we're going to do two. We're going to do this one. So this is chaos 10 style raw sref whatever. Okay.
351. 1:10:14Copy. And then we're going to go to midjourney. We're going to go frustration. We're going to go. We're going to go n. We're not going to do
352. 1:10:21aspect ratio of that. And we're going to do
353. 1:10:36d-r question. What the heck was that image editor? That image editor is just preview on the Mac. You just go to tools, adjust image,
354. 1:10:46and it gives you that little mini Photoshop panel. And Murphy's in the house. Listen, for all of you out there,
355. 1:10:53tomorrow we have a we have a uh Ann Murphy and I I don't know if you know this, we do this thing called the AI readiness project. You know
356. 1:11:01why? Because we're hoping that one of us is ready for AI at some point. See, the problem is neither of us
357. 1:11:10are. So, so we started a podcast in the off chance that at some point in the future one of us shows up ready for AI.
358. 1:11:18And so we did this podcast. So, tomorrow we got this guy on named CJ Fletcher, artist, baller. He He's amazing. He does he
359. 1:11:28he prompts in a way I will never in my life be able to. And I know we're doing this creative thing. You're not supposed
360. 1:11:34to compare yourself, but holy [ __ ] does he prompt in this remarkably meticulous way. It's amazing. Um, all right, Silver Fox. These are
361. 1:11:44frustrations. These are good. This was a good call. That Sreff's a good call. That one's That one's nuts. Look at
362. 1:11:57that. Oh, okay. Upscale, subtle, and creative. We're going to turn that into a video, too. Let's see. We'll see how
363. 1:12:05Hedra deals with something that abstract. Oh, that one's good, too. I think we could just use that one as is, but we'll upscale them anyway.
364. 1:12:14Love that. Love that. Damn, that's good. out of this world. Upscale. Upscale. All right, let's go get that other style because
365. 1:12:28that that style was a [ __ ] winner. So, let's get the other style that was right next to it. This one. Oh, this has also got chaos and
366. 1:12:39weird [ __ ] to it. All right, fine. Let's Let's follow your lead, Mr. What was it? Frustration. Frustration. Boom. We're not going to do
367. 1:12:52a 2x3 aspect ratio, but all the other [ __ ] we're going to keep the same. All right. And then we're going to go
368. 1:13:08d-r Danielle images in irregulars. In irregulars. Hey, irregulars. What are you doing? What are you doing today,
369. 1:13:21irregulars? Here's my limiting belief. If it comes easily, I don't deserve it. I think that one's a huge one, Kelly. That That's one that I
370. 1:13:31think this is one of those AI things. When people say they're guilty about AI, I think this is the limiting belief. Is
371. 1:13:39that Danielle? No, that's Kelly Camp. Here's Danielle's. Oh, this is a good one. Vibrant and textured handstyle. Sreff.
372. 1:13:50What was the word here, Danielle? This is good. The [ __ ] lightning bolt in the eye. Oh, nice. Midjourney. Not being creative.
373. 1:14:07Look at that. Not being creative. God damn, that's such a good image. Not being creative. the [ __ ] torture,
374. 1:14:20right? There's something really cathartic about this exercise. So, you can thank Danny Kravitz and you can thank Leah Faston
375. 1:14:30for sort of merging these two ideas together, which is also another reason why you need to be in community. So, you
376. 1:14:37should join the AI salon, which Brandon, if you'll pop the AI salon address up there. Go to this web address
377. 1:14:48and click on join our community. And then you go in there and introduce yourself and connect yourself and um sign up for the AI salon
378. 1:14:59mastermind if you want, which is which is a kind of more exclusive uh higher level within the salon. The salon's
379. 1:15:07free, but just go in there and hang out with people because being around other people that are up to stuff is how you end up discovering
380. 1:15:16things you never thought possible. Wow, look at these. This is frustration. That's a good
381. 1:15:31one. Huh? Drop link. Mine must not work anymore. Don't know which [Music] link. That's a good
382. 1:15:49one. All right. So, let's see. Oh, that has Okay, that one's good. Let's grab that one. So, we're going to download this one.
383. 1:16:18Uh, let's download this one.
384. 1:16:33[Music] Ah, okay.
385. 1:17:04All right, we're going to grab Adam Stone and then this. So, this is frustration. The image was frustration,
386. 1:17:23right? All right. What are we gonna put? Anna's backstage. Okay, hang on. Tell Ann she's got to wait for a second.
387. 1:17:31I'm acting here. This is I'm I'm I'm a thespian. I'm I'm preparing. This is method acting. Okay. Got to calm down. Let's see.
388. 1:17:45[Music] Um, night after night she insists on coming up on stage. I can't take
389. 1:18:02it. All right, I think we got something here. I think this is solid. Yeah, I like it. It's solid. Where is
390. 1:18:17she? Hi, Ann. Hey. What's happening? You better tell the nice people that I never asked to come talk to you and that
391. 1:18:34like at least onethird of the 10 or five times I've come up here have been at your request. Hey Ann was shaking.
392. 1:18:45I tried to find a pink bow. Couldn't find it. But I did I got one for Yeah, for the nice people I did wear my pink
393. 1:18:54robe. It's very nice. It's very lovely. So, are you ready? Are you ready for AI yet? Because I I am not. No. And I am I have been
394. 1:19:06like self-talking myself so much about not getting overwhelmed by not knowing what's going on. Yeah, I
395. 1:19:17know. I mean, I had been on like a like a mantra because it's Can you believe we thought it was moving fast before? Yeah, it's
396. 1:19:28it's what's weird about it is I think I think the speed is the same. Like we're we're seeing sort of launch launches on
397. 1:19:35a similar cadence, but what's being launched is way more sophisticated. Exactly. Right. And so like it used to
398. 1:19:44be a thing would launch and within about an hour you could have your head around all of what it was. Are did someone just
399. 1:19:51cut the power off in your house? You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here, lady. Exactly. Yeah. So it is
400. 1:20:01it's completely overwhelming. It's just nuts. All right. I'm gonna while we're talking, I'm gonna be making a video
401. 1:20:08here. Um so so tomorrow CJ Fletcher I'm really excited about that. Me too. I I need to look back at um the transcript from his workshop
402. 1:20:20because he said something that really stuck with me and I want to ask him about it tomorrow. But I got to
403. 1:20:30I got to get I'm sure it's in some of our files. I want to look back at it. He's such an interesting human being. He
404. 1:20:37is not your average bear. He's not. You know it. Night after night. Oh, night after night, she insists on coming
405. 1:20:50up on stage. I can't take it. Is that going to be a baby saying it? No, it's it's a it's a very disturbed man that I
406. 1:21:02don't I don't think this is gonna actually go very well. A I want it to go well. Sounds wonderful so far. Talks
407. 1:21:08with his head in his hands. Oh, no. It there's I like one of the big themes of tonight at the salon that Danny Kravitz
408. 1:21:20brought up and that I'm kind of I missed it. Yeah, it was really good tonight. And and one of the one of the things
409. 1:21:27that that he brought up and that I've been feeling is just like it everything is about everything's about the idea. None
410. 1:21:36of it's about the tools. Like the tools don't [ __ ] matter. They don't because I I mean you need to understand that
411. 1:21:43they're there, right? If you understand but you could understand that like two or three of them are there. You don't
412. 1:21:49need the two or 30 hundred and then it's all about your ideas and what do you want to put in the world and what do you
413. 1:21:54want to do. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. and and you know as these tools and I've been watching you do it
414. 1:22:03like I believe more and more in the power of use cases versus pretty much any other way in you know it's just
415. 1:22:13because you're doing a use case and you're boppinging around and getting all the practical learnings that you need,
416. 1:22:22right? You don't have to ever even like quote unquote finish something, you know? Well, that's that's part of the
417. 1:22:30joy of this format is that I don't God. Yeah. Yeah. Because when you have to finish something, then it gets awful.
418. 1:22:37No. Right. Now you Now now it's no longer fun at all. It is. It's no longer fun. Yeah. This is this is pure add
419. 1:22:46heaven here, right? I just get to start infinite number of product projects. Oh, by the way, um, uh, what about vibe
420. 1:22:57coding something that like works for the ADHD brain and pulls your conversations together from different LLMs and whatnot?
421. 1:23:09Yeah, I was thinking about that the other night because it's it's frustrating that that like chatbt is going to corner the market on people
422. 1:23:17using it because it it remembers all your conversations and people aren't going to want to switch. So, it'd be
423. 1:23:22nice to be able to switch and have that stuff maintained somehow. Yeah. Yeah. Completely. Yeah. All right. Well, so tomorrow um our AI
424. 1:23:34readiness project is uh 400 PM Mountain time, 3 PM Pacific, 6 PM East Coast. Yep. And CJ Fletcher is going to be there and
425. 1:23:46you should be there. Be there and be squared. Be there and be squared. Um, the nice people need to know that
426. 1:23:55like our guest lineup is becoming fire. I mean, it already has been. That's what's crazy. And we're like getting
427. 1:24:05into new like nooks and crannies of the AI world, you guys, who Yep. you know, um, out there [ __ ] Yep. And I'm excited
428. 1:24:18about it. I'm excited. Oh, and not only out there [ __ ] but also um like we might have one of my family members on the show.
429. 1:24:32You got to clear these things with me. No, no, not you don't get you don't get to chime in. No. Yeah. Um anyway, we've got some
430. 1:24:46really good stuff coming up. Uh the here's the uh here's the here's the URL airelinesspro.com. All the streams will
431. 1:24:53be there. Yeah. All right. 4 PM tomorrow. Bookmark that. Put it down and uh join us tomorrow for CJ. CJ's an amazing Do that everybody.
432. 1:25:04I will see you tomorrow. Great. Peace out. Sleep tight. Oh, did he? He put you down. All right.
433. 1:25:23G. Um, do we have an image? We have an image. Share screen. Share Hedra. Hello,
434. 1:25:39Hedra. My name is Hedra. Night after night, she insists on coming up on stage. I can't take it.
435. 1:25:55That's kind of a wild effect. Night after night, she insists on coming up on stage. I can't take it. It makes it look it transitioned from a
436. 1:26:09painting to like some dude behind shower [Laughter] glass. But you know, they're not bad. Where's this one? Why' we lose
437. 1:26:26this? Why that not playing? Is this library? There it is. I know who I am. It's not them I'm afraid of. It's me.
438. 1:26:45Night after night, she insists on coming up on stage. I can't take it. All right, everyone. That's it. That's all you get
439. 1:26:58for tonight. We did art. We did uh we did a little therapy. It's good.
440. 1:27:12Solid. All right. Um, okay. I'm getting out of here. My eyes are crispy. I didn't even I've got water here. Uh, but I didn't drink
441. 1:27:23it. So, let's see. Tomorrow, come to the AI readiness project. That's at 4. And then we'll be back here tomorrow night
442. 1:27:31at 8. All right. We'll be back normal time, normal place. Everything's going to be good. It's going to be exciting.
443. 1:27:37It's gonna be fantastic. You're going to love it. We have so much planned. Oh, also life hacks and education. So, in the AI salon, join the
444. 1:27:48AI mastermind and you can get into the clubs and hubs areas. Okay. What you'll notice when you're in the AI salon is
445. 1:27:55that there's a bunch of spaces that now have a little crown by them. Those are part of the mastermind. So, th those are
446. 1:28:00the mastermind spaces. So join that. The whole idea is that we create a more focused, more intense salon. So join
447. 1:28:08that and it'll be fantastic. Life hacks rocks. All right, beautiful everybody. Um, hope you had fun tonight. Peace out.
448. 1:28:17Um, those limiting beliefs rather than believe them, turn them into midjourney images. [ __ ] them. [ __ ] those limiting
449. 1:28:27beliefs. Turn them into content. All right? And put the content out in the world. Say, "Yeah, I'm full of shame. Here's what it looks
450. 1:28:33like." Why not? [ __ ] it. All right. Hope you had fun tonight. Peace out. [Music]