Ryan Holiday

which is lovely.

It's sort of a sequel to his previous trilogy, Still Like an Artist, Show Your Work and Keep Going.

Keep Going has been a longtime favorite and sort of resource for me.

And I think this new one has some really great stuff in there about creativity and kids.

So anyways, I'm going to bring you a fuller episode about that.

But I wanted to rip this out just in case you didn't know I was going to be in Portland.

Maybe you want to come see me in San Francisco or Boston, Detroit, Minneapolis, Chicago, D.C., a bunch of other cities.

I'm going to be in

Australia with my family to do some dates in October.

You can grab all those at dailystokelive.com.

And of course, grab signed copies of Austin Kleon's new book, Don't Call It Art.

I don't know if you've ever done any live shopping, but it's blown up.

And some of the kids, I don't know if I call them kids, but some of the Gen Z kids on my staff had to tell me about it.

They really love it because you can find vintage stuff and collectible stuff.

I was looking at some videos of people selling vintage band tees and records and watches.

And it's real people selling.

Like if you're going to an estate sale or a really cool, trendy shop, not, you know, overpriced stuff, not produced stuff.

There's no ads, no marketing.

And people are on there explaining their stuff, why you'd like it, what's cool about it, where they got it.

Like I love buying stuff on auctions.