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We are often better at critiquing and improving than at starting from scratch.
What if we briefed team in this way?
“Find an ad campaign to use as a starting point, then reconstruct it to fit our objectives. Redress as needed to obscure the original source.”
I have a hunch the average outcome would be overall stronger than the “from scratch”... See more
What if we briefed team in this way?
“Find an ad campaign to use as a starting point, then reconstruct it to fit our objectives. Redress as needed to obscure the original source.”
I have a hunch the average outcome would be overall stronger than the “from scratch”... See more
STRATSCRAPS v194
There are two types of people making stuff: content creators and artists .
Both are creative. But there is one distinct difference: Content creators are willing to trade control for speed. Artists are not.
Both are creative. But there is one distinct difference: Content creators are willing to trade control for speed. Artists are not.
- Content creators are willing to trade control for speed. Creators are trying to get a good-enough cut, a performant-enough ad, or an
Scott Belsky • AI & Artistry, the Resurgence of Hardware Startups, & Unicorns that are Really Rabbits
Conscious Accomplishment: How to Use Personal Achievement for Spiritual Growth - Kindle edition by Britton, Scott. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
amazon.com“I call this period inner purgatory. Inner purgatory is the intermediate state between focusing on your inner work and feeling invigorated to take creative action in the world. When you’re in inner purgatory, you desire to accomplish things from an updated perspective, but find it inexplicably difficult. You may struggle with a lack of motivation, inspiration, or energy for external goals, despite knowing that you want more for your life than doing inner work all the time. Activities that once came easily may feel difficult. You may no longer feel like you have the same raw horsepower you once did. You can try to will yourself to push through things, but without the natural force behind you, you eventually exhaust yourself.”
- YouTube
youtube.comThe appropriate amount of effort is zero
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