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When you’re being creative there is no such thing as a mistake.
John Cleese • Creativity: A Short and Cheerful Guide
Curiosity is the catalyst for creativity. It’s what allows you to see opportunities and harness the inspiration to seize them. Finding inspiration can be difficult, despite how infinite it is. So rather than waiting for it to find you, create a plan that allows it to flow naturally through you and into your work. So, bring the outside world into yo
... See moreGreg Hoffman • Emotion By Design: Creative Leadership Lessons from a Life at Nike
Somewhere along the way, we decided creativity should be efficient.
We gave it a workflow. A checklist. A deadline.
And that’s when it started to die.
The problem is not process. It is how we use it. We turned creativity into something that fits cleanly inside pr... See more
Hiten Shahx.com
Here’s my pitch, one iPhone screenshot’s worth of principles for what economists can contribute to the policy debates.
These are things we know as a science that aren’t obvious to others and can be harnessed by anyone to achieve their policy goals. https://t.co/ZXk9Wjlo9n
Community means a lot of things to a lot of people. Whether it’s your local running group, a book club, your gym squad, family, or membership in an exclusive club, belonging to something is meaningful. Our identities, while obviously unique to us, are so shaped by the influence and power of community that it remains a biologically human need to hav... See more
Emilie Kormienko • Build it and they will come - or will they?
Life is a beautiful responsibility, but it’s also a beautiful burden. It’s ultimately yours to protect for the time you’ve been given. Whether you’re on the side of seeking out hope or in a position to help spread it, I’m telling you right now: You are more courageous than you think, wiser than you know, and more loved than you could ever imagine.
Quincy Jones • 12 Notes: On Life and Creativity
A friend asked a Busy Guy to lead a project, and instead of saying yes or rejecting it, the Busy Guy said: “I can’t commit to that, but I can commit to thinking about it, and if I come up with something I’m excited about, I’ll do it.”
Such tact in that answer.
-DP
So what is stopping me from stepping outside my habitual crap?
My mind, my limited mind.
The story of life is the story of the same basic mind readdressing the same problems in the same already discredited ways.