But Jayboo, introduce yourself and let the people at home know who you are, where you come from, and the kind of conversation that you came here to have.

Yeah, guys.

So my name is Tyler Burnaby.

I go by the moniker of JBooks Creative.

That's how I'm widely known across the creator landscape.

I'm based out of Honolulu, Hawaii.

And I've managed to build my whole little...

So you were already doing this and then you just walk us through how you discovered this and why you clearly have kind of full ported your effort in that and are kind of front running that.

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I look at everything through, through the lens, as silly as my, my content is, I l- I view everything through the lens of does this help my longevity, or does this distract from my longevity? And those are two very important distinctions when I decide, like, between what tools I'm gonna use, and what makes it into my stack, and all that kinda stuff.

But as far as the burnout goes, there, like, there's no way to avoid it, and I think that if you're working full time in any capacity, doesn't matter what it is, AI or not, everyone's gonna hit that point.

And hopefully the career path and the job you've chosen is one that, like, when the day gets really long, and it's really shitty, and you don't wanna do it, it's the thing that, like, you don't mind being exhausted over.

And I think back to when I was, you know, hustling with the camera and doing motion graphics and doing, like, VFX and everything, and I was just like, it was fun, but I, it ...

I'd much rather be stressed out over this stuff and have creative fatigue over this stuff than what I was doing before.

You know, we've, we've talked about, you know, the social media aspect of this, but let's talk about sort of like, um, you know, what tools are you using now the most? Um, what, what is sticking around, and what are maybe some of the newcomers that you're, like, paying attention to and have, have really, I guess, become a part of, um, what you're doing? You know, whether that's just creating for fun or for, you know, professional clients.