About the RevThinking Podcast
The RevThinking Podcast is a Los Angeles–based show that explores the realities of working in film, design, music, and media. Each episode features an open and honest conversation that looks beneath the surface of creative careers. Host Tim Thompson invites guests to share the movement, curiosity and change that shaped their journeys. Because of this approach, RevThinking has become a trusted space for anyone who wants to understand the creative world in a real and human way. It also offers guidance for people who want to grow creatively and professionally.
With 135+ episodes published and growing, RevThinking has built a deep archive of stories, lessons, failures and breakthroughs — a resource that reflects the full spectrum of creative life.
About Tim Thompson and RevThink
Tim Thompson is the founder of RevThink, a consultancy that helps creative entrepreneurs thrive in business, life and career. For more than twenty years he has guided studios through the shift from reacting to anticipating, moving toward creating the future they want. His work focuses on clarity, systems, strategic thinking and the practical realities behind creative success.
RevThink supports founders and studios with experience, hard-won insights and a community built around real conversations. Based in Los Angeles and reaching creative leaders worldwide, RevThink remains committed to helping creatives align vision with action.
Released October 9th: Inside the Bart Hendrikx RevThinking Podcast Episode
“I could talk to you for a week and still not capture all the layers of your story. You have lived more than just the Hollywood journey. You are redefining what creation means today.”
Tim Thompson, host of the RevThinking Podcast
The episode released on October 9th features the founder of this blog, Bart Hendrikx. He shares a creative journey shaped by many chapters. It begins with early work in Los Angeles, a period filled with learning and discovery. There were moments of performance, pressure and unexpected opportunities. Work in Hollywood film production taught structure and discipline. As a result, it created a strong base for later creative work.
The journey continued in many directions. For example, drone light shows opened the door to a new kind of creativity. Work in global agencies brought access to new cultures and ideas. Projects across Europe, the Middle East and the Americas added more depth. Therefore, each place offered a fresh way to understand the world. Meanwhile, constant movement helped develop a broader sense of culture and responsibility.
View this post on Instagram
A Path Shaped by Places, People and New Perspectives
Because of these changes, cities became part of the story. Berlin created focus and sharper thinking. Malibu offered space to slow down and reflect. Amsterdam gave stability and a feeling of home. Mexico introduced new communities and questions. In addition, each chapter shaped a new way of seeing and working.
In recent years the focus shifted again. This time it moved toward media literacy, education and activism. These choices came from experience and from a desire to create with purpose. Today the work is less about output and more about impact. Still, it continues to evolve. It asks what stories do to people and how creative skills can be used with care.
Throughout the conversation, Tim Thompson listens closely. He gives space for silence, doubt and reflection. Because of this gentle style, the episode does not feel like a list of achievements. Instead, it becomes a sincere dialogue about growth, uncertainty and the meaning of creative work.
The Bart Hendrikx RevThinking Podcast episode offers a reminder that creative paths are rarely straight. They change when we change. They grow when we stay open. And they become meaningful when we respond to the world with honesty and attention.
🎧 Listen to the full conversation on RevThinking on any major podcast platforms.
“I’m blessed to host RevThinking where the creative journey comes alive. No two paths look the same, yet the struggles, the breakthroughs and the hard-won moments always echo something familiar in all of us. Bart Hendrikx is a prime example of what it looks like to fully embrace this path and make meaning from every step.”
Tim Thompson, host of the RevThinking Podcast
Read more about Bart Hendrikx on the About page.