photographing seriously in Asia and I would take two roles of film a day at 76 exposures and when I would tell people that their draws were dropped to the floor that They found that there was an insane,

and they would say that that was insane amount

of pictures to take in one day.

And the idea that everybody would be taking them really would, just nobody would believe that.

They would say, well, what would I, why would I take 20 pictures a day?

How could anybody do that and that's just to show kind of how we

change what we do based on the availability of it and you know we've been talking about AI it's when AI enables

these new abilities we right now may have difficulty imagining how we would use them or why we would use them but

we are going to use them because they're available.

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Kevin, welcome back to the unmistakable creative. Thanks so much for taking the time to join us.

It's my pleasure, always a delight to chat with you and I'm especially happy to share my thoughts with your fans and audience.

Yeah, well you have a new book out called Excellent Advice for Living and I think the thing that struck me most was that it was kind of a departure from some of your previous books that were largely focused around technology and innovation where as this one is really life advice that you've compiled over 50, 60 years it sounds like.

But before we get into the book, I want you to start asking you, what did your parents do for work?

And how did that end up influencing and shaping what you've ended up doing with your life and career?

That's a great question.

My mom was a housewife.

She had five kids in five years.

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