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The Weird Strategy Dr. Seuss Used to Create His Greatest Work
“A friend challenged Dr. Suess to write a children’s book using only 50 unique words. His answer to that test would become the best selling book of his prolific career, Green Eggs and Ham.
Constraints can force us to be more creative by pushing us to do more with less.”
-from Non Obvious Thinking by Rohit Bhargava and Ben DuPont.
3 ways to hijack the creative part of your brain:
1. Morning Mud
we mistakenly think greatness is clean.
Like you're supposed to wake up, meditate, cold plunge, sip green tea -- and then produce brilliant work.
Nope.... See more
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