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Do Your Weird Thing: Robb’s Takeaways from Brian Brushwood’s Creative Workshop
Episode Summary
Quote Pull-Outs
Call to Action
Robb spent a weekend attending Do Your Weird Thing, the immersive creative workshop led by Brian Brushwood.
In this episode, Robb breaks down what the experience was actually like, not just the exercises, but the mindset shifts that came with them.
- “Weird” is often the most valuable and memorable part of creative work
- Permission is a powerful creative unlock — especially when it’s self-granted
- Creative resistance usually signals something important, not something wrong
- Workshops don’t need answers — they need the right questions
- Community accelerates confidence when everyone is taking creative risks together
No guest interview in this episode.
Brian Brushwood is referenced throughout the episode as the creator and facilitator of Do Your Weird Thing. He is a magician, entertainer, and educator best known for helping creators clarify their voice, confidence, and creative identity.
Quote Pull-Outs
- “The thing you’re most afraid to show is usually the thing people connect with.”
- “Weird isn’t a problem to fix — it’s the signal.”
- “You don’t need permission, but it helps when someone shows you why you don’t.”
- Do Your Weird Thing with Brian Brushwood
- https://www.scamstuff.com/products/do-your-weird-thing-with-brian-and-matt-december-2025?_pos=1&_sid=6371191e3&_ss=r&variant=47050469998814
Call to Action
If this episode resonated with you, take a moment to think about what your “weird thing” might be — and whether you’re giving yourself permission to explore it.
Support the show and get access to bonus content:
- Beyond the Post Website: https://beyondthepost.fm
- Beyond the Post Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beyondthepost
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Robb and BodieEpisode Summary
Quote Pull-Outs
Call to Action
Robb spent a weekend attending Do Your Weird Thing, the immersive creative workshop led by Brian Brushwood.
In this episode, Robb breaks down what the experience was actually like, not just the exercises, but the mindset shifts that came with them.
- “Weird” is often the most valuable and memorable part of creative work
- Permission is a powerful creative unlock — especially when it’s self-granted
- Creative resistance usually signals something important, not something wrong
- Workshops don’t need answers — they need the right questions
- Community accelerates confidence when everyone is taking creative risks together
No guest interview in this episode.
Brian Brushwood is referenced throughout the episode as the creator and facilitator of Do Your Weird Thing. He is a magician, entertainer, and educator best known for helping creators clarify their voice, confidence, and creative identity.
Quote Pull-Outs
- “The thing you’re most afraid to show is usually the thing people connect with.”
- “Weird isn’t a problem to fix — it’s the signal.”
- “You don’t need permission, but it helps when someone shows you why you don’t.”
- Do Your Weird Thing with Brian Brushwood
- https://www.scamstuff.com/products/do-your-weird-thing-with-brian-and-matt-december-2025?_pos=1&_sid=6371191e3&_ss=r&variant=47050469998814
Call to Action
If this episode resonated with you, take a moment to think about what your “weird thing” might be — and whether you’re giving yourself permission to explore it.
Support the show and get access to bonus content:
- Beyond the Post Website: https://beyondthepost.fm
- Beyond the Post Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beyondthepost
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.