Mitchell Kanashkevich

Idea about creativity and how it’s good for the brain.

🌱 Why Creativity Is Good for Your Brain

1. It strengthens neural connections

Creativity activates multiple parts of the brain at once — visual processing, emotional interpretation, memory, and problem-solving. When you create something, you’re literally forming new connections between neurons.

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Closer to your original phrasing

• Travel photography is amazing… just not for the reasons you think

• Travel photography is incredible, but probably not how you imagine it

• You’ve been wrong about travel photography (in the best possible way)

• Travel photography is magical – but not for the reasons everyone talks about

Stronger curiosity hook / myth-busting

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A video about "Don't make this travel photography mistake."

✅ Primary YouTube Titles (Long-Form)

Myth-breaking / strong hook

1. The Travel Photography Mistake That’s Ruining Your Best Shots

2. Most People Get Travel Photography Wrong — Don’t Do This

3. The One Travel Photography Trap Nobody Talks About

4. The #1 Travel Photography Mistake (It’s Not What You Think)

5. Th

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From Ed Lawrence:

(Listen to the podcast here)

Last week I must’ve said the same three words over 100 times:

“Be more specific.”

And honestly, this one thing is killing a lot of businesses’ sales and views right now.

So, today I want to show you why being specific matters more than ever,  and how it might turn a business's views and sales around.

 

Why I

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Let me break down why photographing sad, gray Belarusian buildings helped you cope with your friend’s death from the 2004 tsunami — and why the same mechanism supported you again during COVID.

This can become the emotional spine of your video.

🌑 1. Creativity gives structure to chaos

Grief is chaos — emotionally, mentally, physically. Your mind feels

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