Tag: ai and creativity

  • How Consumerism Tricks You Into Wanting More

    I had a realisation the other night: platforms, magazines and influencers don’t just entertain us, they instil desires. They make us want things we never even knew existed until someone told us we needed them. In this video I share a story from my teenage years, when music magazines filled my head with dreams of…

  • What is The Certain Way?

    What is The Certain Way? The Certain Way is a way of looking at and understanding the world we live in that you may not have considered before but might find helpful in this crazy time we are living through with all the noise  and burnout of internet platforms, algorithm fed gloop and pings and…

  • Get Real… AI is here already

    You may like to watch the video above: I came across this video and was so relieved to see someone else saying out loud what is going on in my head at the moment. Tom Bilyeu explains so much of what is going on in my head at the moment and the reason I started…

  • Why AI Can’t Replace You Yet

    Today, I had the pleasure of performing at the Cheltenham Science Festival alongside TV vet and author Jess French. We were speaking to an audience of children and their parents about animals – specifically, which room you’d choose to house different species in your home. We’d preselected ten animals, then let the children vote, which…

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Why the Inner Self Matters

It’s easy to focus on the outer game – skills, results, reputation. But without developing your inner self, none of it holds together. The inner self is your sense of direction, values, and creative drive. It’s where clarity, resilience, and originality come from. When that part of you is weak or neglected, you can get rich and still feel lost. You can be productive and still feel hollow. Growth isn’t just about what you do, it’s about who you’re becoming underneath. Real success builds outward from a strong inner core.