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Getting Work To Work

Getting Work To Work

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Getting Work To Work is a weekly podcast for creative entrepreneurs, storytellers, visionaries, and change-makers who are on a mission of chasing big ideas, telling epic stories, and leaving living legacies. Whether you’re just starting out or have been at this creative and curious life for some time, I hope you’ll not only learn something new in this podcast, but also find yourself challenged and inspired to break through the barriers that hold you back from getting your work to work.Copyright Chris Martin Studios Inc. Economía Exito Profesional
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  • Let Boredom Guide You (GWTW883)

    Let Boredom Guide You (GWTW883)
    Mar 23 2026

    Be honest: How bored are you right now? In all this push to get seen, to be consistent and on-brand, you’ve managed to become more machine than human. Your processes all have systems that talk to each other, dashboards measure what matters instantaneously letting you know whether you’re succeeding or failing, and social media keeps you jacked in and distracted to what’s really going on within you. Boredom is often portrayed as something to be avoided, but what if it’s actually what you need? What if instead of clicking, swiping, scrolling, and tapping, you did absolutely nothing? What could you learn from a period of disconnection and introspection? The answers to these questions are anything but simple, but they are instructive and personal, specific to your circumstances and dreams. And perhaps, just the very thing to guide you into a more favorable future.

    Show Links
    • Episode photo from Envato Elements: Teenagers Holding Decorative Colorful Masks on a Sofa
    • edX: CS50’s Introduction to Programming with Python
    • Coursera: Figma UI/UX Design Essentials
    • Coursera: Google AI Professional Certificate
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    8 m
  • “This is Art Bar” with Sawa & Ira Ingram (GWTW882)

    “This is Art Bar” with Sawa & Ira Ingram (GWTW882)
    Mar 14 2026
    I believe art finds us when we need it most. When I picked up the first issue of Art Bar Magazine and read the welcome letter from the editor, I felt like they were speaking directly to me and welcoming me home. I sent an email inviting the founders of the magazine, Sawa & Ira Ingram to the show, and they graciously accepted. In our conversation, we talk about how their roots in filmmaking, photography, and skateboarding, led them to create a magazine that celebrates new artists, successful creators, and an inclusive art world where everyone belongs. We also discuss Sawa’s documentary, Passing Through, Ira’s work in skateboarding and the Professional Skateboarding League, building trust and relationships, mortality and the importance of living life, what creativity looks like as a couple, the differences between analog and digital, and the symbiotic relationship of art and skateboarding. If you have an idea to create something, then this episode is the permission slip you need to go and make it. Show Links Art Bar MagazineSarah Remetch IngramPassing Through (2024)Professional Skateboarding LeagueWhere the Red Fern Grows by Wilson RawlsFahrenheit 451 by Ray BradburyKurt VonnegutValen LambertJason KulpSpike Jonze: The Photos That Started It All | Epicly Later’d – YouTubeJason Lee – Stereo SkateboardsMark Gonzales – Skateboarding Hall of Fame and MuseumEd TempletonJacob RosenbergTy EvansAtiba JeffersonBryce KanightsTobin YellandAmie McneeTommy MitchellThrasher Magazine – RIP IN PEACE: Zane TimpsonPhilip Glass – YouTubeNils Frahm – YouTubeCormac McCarthy Soc.Heroin SkateboardsBig SpecialEpisode photo from Envato Elements: Artist painting on canvas
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    44 m
  • Your Inner Broadcast (GWTW881)

    Your Inner Broadcast (GWTW881)
    Mar 7 2026

    When was the last time you listened to your inner broadcast? You know the one. It’s your unique internal monologue full of beauty, curiosity, hope, imagination, wonder, and intrigue. It’s always broadcasting and we have the opportunity to tune in or drown it out with the noise of the world. I’ll be honest, it’s been hard to hear my inner broadcast lately. Focus is reserved for a handful of daily scattered moments of productivity. But the rest of the time? My mind wanders in the desert of this season of life. As I’ve talked about before, there are a lot of changes right now, but what I’m realizing is that no matter what happens, I need to listen to what’s going on within. If I don’t, I’m going to get steamrolled by the discordant soundtrack of the world, which just gets louder by the hour.

    Five ways to tune in and learn from your inner broadcasts:
    1. Create intentional moments of silence and solitude where you can tune in to your inner broadcast.
    2. Pay attention to what’s being broadcast and write down what you hear.
    3. Spend 15 minutes in active curiosity mode with something that comes up.
    4. Spend 15 minutes in active creation mode with what you learn.
    5. Reflection allows you to gauge the quality level of your inner broadcast. It is through reflection where you see what needs to be strengthened, added, changed, or removed.
    Show Links
    • “Input, More Input!” Johnny 5 Goes Crazy | Short Circuit (1986)
    • Episode photo from Envato Elements: Aerial view of highway junctions. Bridge roads shape in structure. Top view. Urban city
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    9 m
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