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Creativity Excitement Emotion

By: David Andrew Wiebe
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  • Creativity Excitement Emotion features award-winning composer, best-selling author, and professional podcaster David Andrew Wiebe formerly of The New Music Industry Podcast. In addition to offering expert tips for musicians, artists, and creatives, the podcast delivers candid conversations, interviews, and roundtables with an array of artists, creatives, executives, marketers, coaches, and entrepreneurs. Favoring a storytelling approach, Wiebe’s new podcast is chock-full of personal stories and examples that equip the listener with valuable takeaways they won’t soon forget.
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Episodes
  • 063 – David Andrew Wiebe on WeMaple

    063 – David Andrew Wiebe on WeMaple
    May 23 2024
    Who is David Andrew Wiebe? Where did he grow up? What pivotal life events shaped his views on life? What does he believe about the Universe? This episode of Creativity Excitement Emotion features a conversation between WeMaple’s Matt Keay and David. Download the PDF Transcript Sponsors: Digital NO-Mad: Exposing the Lies of the Freedom Lifestyle and Grass is Greener Syndrome. David’s new book on designing the life you love through your passion is coming. Pre-order TODAY. Highlights: 00:17 – David Andrew Wiebe on WeMaple 00:56 – What is The Indie YYC? 02:03 – Clean Slate 06:30 – What David’s guitar teacher told him 08:59 – How David bet on himself 12:55 – What role does formal education play in a creative’s life? 16:38 – How does more views or more subscribers affect our perceptions of a creator? 19:30 – Growing up in Japan and the moment that changed everything 23:23 – How David has applied personal development to his career 26:44 – David’s (controversial) thoughts on masculinity and men in culture 34:36 – Life expectancy – are we really living longer? 38:35 – Is David a flat earther? 41:05 – Reality is malleable 43:54 – How can you be positive while encountering negative circumstances? 46:56 – The hotbox incident 47:33 – When David got the cops called on him 48:18 – Three roommates and the sale of David’s home 49:08 – Three months of WTF 50:48 – David’s advice on writing and publishing books 52:18 – Closing thoughts Summary: Award-winning composer, best-selling author, and professional podcaster David Andrew Wiebe was recently a guest on WeMaple, hosted by Business On Camera’s Matt Keay. The conversation touches on everything from events and music to conspiracy theories and bizarre life events. What is The Indie YYC? Noticing David’s T-shirt, Matt asks what The Indie YYC is. David shares that The Indie YYC community was created by him and Frederick Tamagi. Pre-pandemic, the community focused on three unique live events, including The New Beat (a fusion of poetry and live music), Storytellers (bringing together songwriters, poets, and authors), and Avant Guardians (featuring avant-garde and alternative musicians). During the pandemic, as well as after, the community focused on growing mostly through user submitted content on Facebook. Clean Slate On February 16, 2024, David hosted a live music and multimedia event in Victoria, BC called Clean Slate. Matt asks how the event came about, and David shares that the idea came to him while reading Frederick Dodson’s Parallel Universes of Self. David initially envisioned an event where he could bring people together to celebrate the launch of new music, a new book, new comedic video content, and more. The initial phases of planning went swimmingly. Then, things started going awry in September 2023. David could not secure the featured artist he’d hoped to, and despite booking local artists for the event, it failed to gain local support. Most people in attendance were there because David had invited them. Matt asks David whether he sees the experience as a stepping stone or opportunity to try his hand at another event. David shares that while he sees the possibility of hosting low-cost, low-key events in the immediate future, he can’t see himself attempting something like Clean Slate again unless there’s a rabid demand for it. What David’s Guitar Teacher Told Him There is something David’s guitar teacher told him that has stuck with him until present day. Matt asks David what that was. David shares that his guitar teacher told him that he’d surpassed him within one lesson. I’ve been playing guitar for 13 years. Imagine what you’ll be able to accomplish in 13 years. Matt asks David what kind of impact that statement had on him. David shares that it gave him the motivation he needed to keep practicing. From his teacher, he also learned not to dismiss people who offer him praise. If people say good things about you,
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  • 062 – Embracing the Age of AI in Creativity – with Karlo Keet

    062 – Embracing the Age of AI in Creativity – with Karlo Keet
    May 16 2024
    Now that we’ve had the opportunity to see just what AI is capable of, many of us are starting to wonder about our futures, our work, our financial lives, and more. So, how concerned should we be? What is the right attitude to have toward AI? In this episode of Creativity Excitement Emotion, David passes the mic with Karlo Keet, who shares his creative passions, business pursuits, spiritual practices, and why he’s embracing AI in creativity. Sponsors: Digital NO-Mad: Exposing the Lies of the Freedom Lifestyle and Grass is Greener Syndrome. David’s new book on designing the life you love through your passion is coming. Pre-order TODAY. Highlights: 00:17 – Today’s guest, Karlo Keet 00:37 – How did Karlo get into photography? 03:15 – Karlo’s involvement with graphic and web design 04:45 – Aurora conspiracies? 07:22 – Digital marketing for artists, creatives, and creators 08:47 – How has Karlo’s work changed with the emergence of Artificial Intelligence? 11:31 – In the next 10 years, AI will overtake humanity in logical processing 19:46 – How Karlo got into tarot reading, Reiki, and all things spiritual 23:49 – Karlo and David’s comedic collaborations 26:37 – Karlo’s book and course recommendations 28:47 – What Karlo is looking to accomplish next 30:10 – Closing thoughts Summary: Coming soon.
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    32 mins
  • 061 – How to Make an Impact on Your Audience in 2024 – with Amos Bracewell

    061 – How to Make an Impact on Your Audience in 2024 – with Amos Bracewell
    Apr 30 2024
    It’s not necessarily a fun thing to think about, but 2024 could be your final year. If your life were to end this year, would you be happy with everything you’ve accomplished? Or would you be leaving something on the table? This episode of Creativity Excitement Emotion is a must for anyone looking to make a difference in the world. Join David and Amos Bracewell to learn about the Catapult opportunity, the challenges Amos overcame, and the difference this program can make for you. Download the PDF Transcript Sponsors: Catapult: If you’re ready to build a community of rabid fans who will happily hire you and buy everything you offer, this program is for you! Use the code “David Andrew Wiebe” to let Amos know I sent you his way, and he’ll give you a 10% DISCOUNT! Offer expires April 30, 2024. Contact Amos to set up your discovery call before then. Highlights: 00:17 – Some of the challenges Amos experienced while building his Facebook group 06:00 – Is building a Facebook group a “numbers game?” 09:02 – How to claim your 10% discount 09:53 – Closing thoughts Summary: What if you could achieve five years of business growth in just three to six months? Would you be willing to do anything it takes to get there? Or would you pan the opportunity if it didn’t fit into your idea of growth? In this episode of Creativity Excitement Emotion, Amos recaps the Catapult opportunity, shares the trajectory of his journey, what he’s been able to help his students accomplish, the value of living a purposed-based life, and more. What Challenges Did Amos Experience on the Way to Building His Facebook Group? Amos recounts how one day he was sitting at Good Kid Coffee in Abbotsford, BC, calling up David to share his new business idea with him. Amos didn’t have a coach. He didn’t have anyone guiding him. He had no idea what the results of his efforts were going to be. But he got started anyway, believing it was his purpose to create a movement with his Facebook group. 15 and a half months later, he hit over 10,000 members. Amos was excited about getting started with this project, but he was also scared. At the time, he had no idea that he would end up teaching others how to build their Facebook groups. There were times when he wanted to give up. He had no idea how he was going to monetize his group. On day 80 of building his group, the right idea finally showed up. In month four, Amos managed to earn $4,000 USD, and in month five, he exceeded $30,000 USD in revenue. Despite the challenges and difficulties faced, Amos knew deep down that if he waited any longer, 2023 would end up being another disappointing year. So, he leaped and stuck with the process. Today, his Catapult cohorts are the beneficiaries of the mistakes he’s made and the lessons he’s learned. Half of his students are doing well. The other half are doing amazingly. While Amos provides the structure and framework for his students to succeed, his students also bring amazing ideas to the table that make it work even better. Some of his students are now doing in two months what took Amos nine months to accomplish. Amos asks – is now the time to make a change in your life? Are you tired of the way you’ve been living? What do you want to accomplish in 2024, and if you have another year ahead of you, 2025? If there is a vision or a purpose your heart can’t shake, now might be the time to jump in. It may not be easy, and it certainly won’t be free, but if you’re ready to go all-in on your dream, Catapult is right for you. A Numbers Game? David acknowledges that many numbers have been discussed to this point in considering Catapult. So, he asks for Amos’ opinion on whether growing a community is just a numbers game. Amos answers by sharing that while some grow faster than others, the Catapult program is ultimately geared toward those who are looking to make an impact. But the opportunity to earn an independent income is real.
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