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EPISODE · May 23, 2025 · 43 MIN

“An Open Mind to the Future” with Albert Bramante (GWTW818)

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As a creative person, how do you think about the future? Do you embrace technological advancements, such as AI assistance and enhancement, or do you shut yourself off from them because of fear or stubbornness? What does creativity look like in an AI-driven world? I love asking big questions of my guests. Today, I’m exploring the future with Albert Bramante. Albert is a talent agent and psychology professor who helps actors, students, and creators unleash their potential by integrating psychology, performance strategies, and AI. In our conversation, he shares an optimistic view of AI and technological advancement, fueled by his curiosity about the next big thing. We talk about mindset and productivity, understanding self-sabotage, how to get out of your comfort zone, the impact of giving up too easily, and when AI assistance becomes a creative crutch. “There’s no such thing as failure, only feedback.” – Albert Bramante Show Links Dr. Albert Bramante on Instagram Bramante Artists OpenAI Claude Google Gemini Midjourney The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett Mel Robbins Tony Robbins Midjourney prompt for episode art: facing the unknown future abstract representation –ar 16:9 –v 6.1

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