Podcasts that mention 📚 Creativity, Inc. (The Expanded Edition) by Ed Catmull, Amy Wallace

uh if they're interested in the simple path to wealth which is my book there's a link to that will take them to Amazon to buy the book

Jim Collins refers to 'the simple path to wealth' as his book and mentions where to buy it.

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and they had a thing where they were like at Pixar they have a book called creativity Inc I creativity Inc yeah and he said it's not people think oh we just come up with the best ideas right away he goes no he goes the creative process is taking something that sucks and removing suck

The speaker mentions that Pixar has a book called 'Creativity Inc' and discusses its concept of the creative process being about removing 'suck'.

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There's that, you know, perfect explanation of how to solve things from the Ed Catmull book about Pixar, Creativity, Inc., where the motto is, 'Be wrong as fast as you can.'

In this segment, Steven Soderbergh brings up 'Creativity, Inc.' by Ed Catmull to illustrate an important concept, highlighting the book's advice on problem-solving: 'Be wrong as fast as you can.'

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and he had he actually read my book the Dow of wool and that led to him having an interest in making this into a TV series

RZA mentions that Brian Grazer read his book, which led to the creation of the Hulu TV series 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga'.

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so you can check out my book the right side of history It talks about a lot of the sort of deeper issues we're talking about judeo-christian values and reason

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and when I talked to Ed Catmull from Pixar on my podcast the guy who wrote the book creativity I was like was that a [ __ ] you from Pixar and Steve Jobs to the critics he said yeah

Jason Calacanis mentions talking to Ed Catmull, the author of 'the book creativity', on his podcast.

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