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How to Finally Make Something
The inspirational people with whom I have talked have one big concern: inertia—not following through. They argue that we must become unapologetically psyched about our curiosity projects and that the only way to convert an itch into a project is by motivating ourselves. We need to be hyped up if we’re going to make things happen. There are three wa
... See moreDr Costas Andriopoulos • Purposeful Curiosity
you can never really know whether the end product of your creative endeavours will be any good or not. When you’re knee-deep in it, it can feel like you’ve got all the parts strewn around you like bits of an engine you’re trying to assemble. You can never know for certain whether you can make it work or not, or whether the end result will be an emb
... See moreBec Evans, Chris Smith, • Written
Don’t get too excited about new systems you build for yourself (here’s a transcription of an audio note from Plexus):
... See moreYou have an early excitement for the fact that you've designed something, that you've taken initiative, that you are, you know, making a move to better yourself and close the gap between where you are and your vision. That's all ver