
Will Burns
Founder/CEO of Ideasicle X, Brand Consultant, obsessed with understanding the nature of creativity.
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3 days ago |
ideasiclex.com | Will Burns
I have been in advertising long enough now to see that “creative ideas” have had a hell of a ride. Depending on the decade, ideas have been the champion soaring to glory, they’ve been battered by industry upheavals, and nearly lost in a sea of endless channels. What follows is my interpretation of the “hero’s journey” of the creative idea through advertising’s chaotic past—its triumphs, trials, and a future where I believe it’s poised to reclaim its rightful throne.
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2 weeks ago |
ideasiclex.com | Will Burns
Here’s a jolt for all you advertising idea people: direct mail—that dusty relic you’ve been calling “junk” since the dawn of spam filters—is back.. Not as a quaint throwback, but as a channel with unexpected pull in our screen-saturated world. The irony? The digital deluge we’ve been navigating has cracked open a window for something physical to matter again. With 605 emails hitting inboxes weekly, a piece of actual mail suddenly feels less like an intrusion and more like a deliberate human gesture.
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2 weeks ago |
ideasiclex.com | Will Burns
This session we have Ideasicle Expert, Rich Wallace on to tell us how he took an Ideasicle X advertising campaign idea for client Hallmark Health Care and used nothing but artificial intelligence to produce the campaign. Lots of tips and tricks you can bring to your next creative project as well as real behind the scenes war stories.
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1 month ago |
ideasiclex.com | Will Burns
I figure when it comes to the incomprehensible, nothing is at least unthinkable. See, I had a thought about music we listen to in our 3D world of time and space, and wondered if music really originates from a higher dimension. And if so, what did music look and sound like in a higher dimension? So I took to an intelligence more artificial than mine, ChatGPT, but also more complete.
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2 months ago |
ideasiclex.com | Will Burns
I have been meditating regularly for about two years using the Monroe Institute's “The Gateway Experience..” Once a day for a half hour. It’s been amazing for my overall outlook on life and wellbeing, but I was curious what it may be doing for my creativity, if anything. Is creativity is about packing your mind full of information or about emptying the shelves entirely? Research says it's both.
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Come on. This is funny.

Democrats Begin Chugging Artificial Food Dyes To Protest RFK https://t.co/pM0nnhDt0v https://t.co/xCQkkJkkwP

Why hire a freelance team of 2 when you can get a team of 4? 4 means faster, better, more economical ideas. https://t.co/UDeeEfcRri

I’ve always wanted to start a foundation devoted to teaching (unleashing) creativity to public school kids. Not talents like the trumpet (though that’s cool) but teaching creativity, problem solving, etc. Great thread proving why it’s needed.

In 1969, two researchers gave more than one thousand kids the same test NASA uses to measure creativity. What they found was shocking. It didn’t just reveal how creativity works — it showed how we lose it.