Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth
Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
Yes, it's been a few weeks since I last shared anything with you, yet this post is going to rock your socks off! I've recently made a large purchase to improve my videography, and I reckon you will all love the reason behind it. Casey Neistat just dropped a vlog about the evolution of his... Continue Reading →
There was a time, not that long ago, when the humble phone call was king. A voice on the other end of the line was all it took to make plans, catch up with a mate, or share news. Fast forward a couple of decades and now the “phone” in our pocket is rarely used... Continue Reading →
Sigh, this needs to be written, if only for myself. Because - there's no denying it - I’ve got too many projects on the go, and not a single one is getting finished. A good friend reckons it’s my way of coping, that I’m hooked on the rush of creating rather than completing. And you... Continue Reading →
There’s something exhilarating about the age we’re living in. It’s not just about new technology or the ever-increasing speed of life - it’s about the possibilities. AI isn’t just another tool in my creative and business toolkit; it’s become a way to think differently, to step outside my usual patterns, and to explore new ways... Continue Reading →
"Trump tried to orchestrate a sale of TikTok to American companies in 2020 …. an effort that was struck down by federal courts. He changed his stance on TT last March after he met Jeff Yass, who owns a large share of ByteDance, yet Trump said they did not discuss TT." /Paraphrased from: https://www.nytimes.com/article/what-we-know-tiktok.html So... Continue Reading →
As a dedicated Trekkie, I’ve always been captivated by the depth and vision that Star Trek offers. The tales of loyalty, friendships, and the connections between different species are what truly resonate with me. Portrait of Captain Archer, Star Trek Enterprise As such, I’ve always found something deeply moving in the way the characters, especially... Continue Reading →
First off, let me explain why I’m sharing this with you. This goes way back - to the days of IRC, AOL, and forums, where online identities were rarely what they seemed. I spent countless hours diving into IRC (Internet Relay Chat) and chatting on forums with thousands of interesting characters. During that time, I... Continue Reading →
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just reshaping industries - it’s opening doors for businesses of all sizes to thrive in the digital age. As someone very passionate about developing AI tools and prompts to help small businesses build their online presence and boost marketability, I see the next decade as an incredible opportunity. From optimising processes... Continue Reading →
Way back in 2008 I first published these five days on Kangaroo Island under separate articles. Last night I decided to put them all together and publish as one. It's really just a bunch of written journal entries, talking about that weekend Sarah and I helped her parents moved their life from a farm at... Continue Reading →
I’ve always been intrigued by the world of AI, so I thought, why not have a little fun with it? So I asked AI to create an acronym out of the word ALGORITHM that would sum up what the AI industry is all about. It turned out to be a really enjoyable exercise - mixing... Continue Reading →
Some of us who use the free ChatGPT do so by logging in via Google. Subsequently, ChatGPT is privy to all our personal information, our search history, and advertisements we click on. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Google also collects data through various means, including location tracking via GPS on our devices,... Continue Reading →
Whilst my wife and kids were off-island taking a (working-)holiday, I found myself craving the kind of food I used to indulge food had in my single days - bold, hearty flavours that pack a punch. After taking a look at the interior of our fridge, I decided to cook up a dinner similar to... Continue Reading →
