Faye Yu
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Faye Yu
Speaking with Total Film, Eisenberg said: “This is a story about how people change and evolve and the way history changes and evolves… It’s the same thing with personal relationships, at some point that thing you want from the other person is not gonna be the thing they’re giving you, and this is kind of what this movie is about. They’re going to... See more
1. Collect references
2. Creative stewing
3. Apply intentional and personal filter
4. Refine
this is the most important thing to learn as you progress from mid level to senior in your work. this is true of strategy and creative, but less considered with strat.
What is the filter you are intentionally applying to your work? A point of view is just a... See more
2. Creative stewing
3. Apply intentional and personal filter
4. Refine
this is the most important thing to learn as you progress from mid level to senior in your work. this is true of strategy and creative, but less considered with strat.
What is the filter you are intentionally applying to your work? A point of view is just a... See more
STRAT_SCRAPS v173
Creative process in advertising
The key is to first be conscious, and second to make the hard decision to choose to live your life like it's your life , not someone else's. And to not feel bad about it.
There's No Pot of Gold at the End
This is a story about how people change and evolve and the way history changes and evolves… It’s the same thing with personal relationships, at some point that thing you want from the other person is not gonna be the thing they’re giving you, and this is kind of what this movie is about. They’re going to love each other for ever, but they’re... See more
He outlined four levels of reading, each representing a more sophisticated way of understanding and interacting with books:
- Elementary —Basic comprehension. You’re just trying to understand what the words mean and follow along.
- Inspectional —A strategic skim. You get the gist by scanning the table of contents, reading a few key sections, and
A New Way to Read
Philosopher Mortimer Adler on ‘How to read a book’
“Stop caring about if others already viewed something to determine if it’s for you. Step away from what’s trending, not just to be contrarian, but to reconnect with the human act of discovery in a way that’s unbiased by product signals, or even just (different from) what you’ve always done... There’s a huge world out there when you decide to have interests that are your own, where you’re actively choosing what to engage with, not just to get a fake feeling of connection.”
“Aliveness isn’t about feeling better ; it’s about feeling better.”
342 / Navigating by aliveness
via Oliver Burkeman