In this episode of the SuperCreativity Podcast, James Taylor shares exciting updates about the podcast’s new structure and his personal journey of writing a book on SuperCreativity. Discover how James is blending human and AI insights to enhance his creative process through a virtual advisory board. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, innovator, or creative professional, learn actionable steps to build your own virtual advisory board and supercharge your next big project.

Show Notes:

Introduction:

• James Taylor announces the relaunch of the SuperCreativity Podcast with a new structure.
• The podcast now features three episode types: solo insights, expert interviews, and industry insights.

James’s Book Writing Journey:

• James reveals his decision to write and self-publish a book on SuperCreativity.
• The book will consolidate stories, case studies, and strategies from his global speaking engagements.
• He highlights the importance of accountability and inspiration in creative projects.

The Concept of a Virtual Advisory Board:

• James introduces the idea of combining real and AI-generated advisors to guide creative work.
• Real advisors include industry experts Elaine Pofeldt and David Avrin.
• Virtual advisors, simulated via AI, include thought leaders like Ryan Holiday, Seth Godin, and Jay Papasan.
• Using AI tools allows James to receive diverse perspectives and actionable feedback.

Practical Takeaway:

• Listeners are encouraged to create their own virtual advisory boards:
  • Identify 5–6 advisors (real, fictional, alive, or deceased).
  • Use generative AI tools to simulate their advice on a creative project.
  • Use the feedback to strengthen and refine their ideas.

Sound Bites:

• “Accountability is a powerful motivator in any creative endeavor.”
• “AI tools make it possible to receive feedback from your dream advisors.”
• “Inspiration often comes from sharing your journey with others.”

Chapters:
00:00 – Revamping the SuperCreativity Podcast
01:51 – The Journey of Writing a Book
03:20 – Creating a Virtual Advisory Board
04:55 – Final Thoughts and Next Steps