A/J Jackson is an American filmmaker, musician, songwriter, record producer, and the lead singer for the band Saint Motel. From feeling too limited to one color choice with his own eyewear – A/J Jackson took the leap and created interchangeable tinted lenses. He’s now the founder of AVIEW, which helps you experience a new way of wearing glasses where you can swap out colors whenever you feel like it. Colors can affect your mood, productivity, and general sense of well being.

I really enjoyed speaking with A/J Jackson and learning how he maintains his ‘creative muse’. In this episode we discuss how it went from making music to glasses, finding a team of experts to work with, color theory – and the 3D printer at his local library. 

Talking Points

Taking on new creative projects

Color theory and its impact on mood and productivity 

The meaning behind ‘rose-tinted glasses’

The power of changing your working environment

Experimenting with hyper-scheduling

On being a disciplined artist 

Quote

"By chunking your time, you’re starting afresh each time."

Helpful Links

AVIEW.com

‘Hemingway’ documentary

‘The Authentic Swing’ by Steven Pressfield

‘The War of Art’ by Steven Pressfield

Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian

A/J Jackon’s Instagram

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