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What's Up Boomer

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11 contributions to What's Up Boomer
Upcoming LIVE on the YouTube Channel + an Invitation
Good Morning SKOOL members. I posted a video today on the topic of using an ai 🤖 recently to help me with a real life how to. Initial comments are very interesting. The LIVE will be talking about the use of ai and our fear or comfort with it. The special guest is BOB, the ai chat bot. 🤣 (seriously, he will be there) Join us on Monday, January 19th at 8:25 pm EST. And here is a special invite for any members of our SKOOL community to come on during the LIVE and share a story or opinion (5-10 mins) on your ai experiences. Simply click on that link after 8:25 pm EST or so and you will enter the "green room" where I will see you are there and bring you on. Try it! https://streamyard.com/b3hu7bx2qu
Upcoming LIVE on the YouTube Channel + an Invitation
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@Fil Ladden Hey you said yourself that reading a book is therapeutic and relaxing. Maybe this is your chance to do that!
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Thanks so much to Chris for his wealth of knowledge. I've learned a lot from this conversation and I am looking forward to teaching ChatGPT how to know me better so that it can help me do things faster and easier. Looking forward to what 2026 brings with the partnership.
Starting off 2026 with something
I've been struggling to get things out and posted recently. I've hit what a writer would call writer's block. So I've been challenged by one of my mentors to post something. Anything, even if it's stupid or silly. Well, I have something I have had finished for over a month now that I just couldn't pull the trigger on. That is until today. So I wanted to share here as well the video that is going to get me started again (I hope). Hope you enjoy it.
Learning New Technologies
I'm sitting in a Starbucks here in Cebu, Philippines. And there's a young person using an Apple Pencil with his iPad. I have an Apple Pencil for use with my iPad, but I tried it once and it just felt difficult and uncomfortable. I asked him to tell me about how he uses it and what he thinks about it. He said the same thing a couple other people told me about the Apple Pencil – that once you get used to it, it's life changing. He's obviously a smart guy as he's in school and studying medicine. I am motivated when I get back later this week to commit to using the pencil with my iPad at least once each day. What is it about sometimes being either stubborn or unwilling to try something new the older we get particularly with new technologies? Are you this way with any either technology or tool you want to use but haven't really learned how to use it? (BTW) I uploaded my newest video on the channel using only the Filmora app on my iPhone. I LIKED it.
Learning New Technologies
3 likes • Dec '25
I too have an Apple Pencil for my iPad and hardly use it either. My wife is a Graphic Designer and uses hers daily and it looks so easy to use in her hands. Maybe I should do the same thing and commit to using it more often. My son-in-law is a Concept Artist and he also uses it on his iPad for amazing artwork. You can see some of his work on his site here: https://www.jeremyadamsink.com A large portion of his work is on his iPad with the Apple Pencil.
Skool showing up in another place I am involved it
So I just signed up for some new courses in Davinci Resolve and as part of those lessons, you get lifetime access to their 'Community'. Well guess what they run this community in? Skool. I thought that was a cool cross over. So if you are interested, it's one of the better Davinci Resolve teachers out there, Casey Faris. Over at GroundControl. They of course have a Black Friday sale up and active right now in case you need some training courses. I do recommend Casey's tutorials. But anyway, just something interesting that just happened.
0 likes • Nov '25
@Fil Ladden It's fairly easy to figure out how to do the basics. And there are tons of free tutorials available on YouTube. My wife is not technically inclined and she was able to do some basic edits fairly quickly. Yet it is also immeasurably deep and can do very complicated tasks. Plus you can do most everything you need to do in the free version.
Christmas Tree
If you celebrate Christmas or decorate for the holidays there’s obviously only one answer 🌲.
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7 likes • Nov '25
One year friends of our sent us a real wreath hand made from Oregon and it smelled so good. We decided around then to start getting live trees. We lived in Oregon for 10 years and our neighbors managed a Christmas tree farm, so he would tell us to go out to the field and cut our own for free. When we moved away, we still keep getting a live tree until this year. This year we are uncertain if we want to spend that kind of money on a tree at all. Might just skip it this year. But I'm sure right after Thanksgiving my wife will break out her Christmas Bear figurines and we'll decorate the mantle and do something small.
6 likes • Nov '25
@Maureen Greer That's why @Fil Ladden keeps his tree up for 3 years! It's too much work to take it down and put it up again. LOL
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Steve Eason
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I'm a solo content creator, a husband, dad, gamer, geek and a Christian.

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Joined Oct 6, 2025
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