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Jacob Collier & Chris Martin - Fix You (Live from the O2 Arena)
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Managing introvert-extrovert balance through three essential emotional needs: social connection, solitude, and intimate one-on-one conversations for overall well-being
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And are you, I mean, because I've sensed from you both introvert and extrovert This is true Oh my God I got it right You got it right So what tell me about that How have you figured that out
Okay I see myself as having three cups There the extroversion socialization cup the alone time cup and the with one other person having an intimate
... See moreSo, money is good, and money is necessary, and money is that thing that tells you that what you’re doing is not a fool’s errand. But the money is also an albatross, changing your relationship to the art.
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creativity isn’t born when everything is tidy and separate. It comes from cross-pollination, unexpected combinations, and head-on collisions between things that don’t necessarily go together.
Kieran • Following the White-Hot Fire Inside of You
Too many businesses don’t really understand that the core of their business is making people feel good. Whether it’s walking into a store or a restaurant, or being on an airplane, most people go through life hoping that good things will happen to them, and they return to businesses that make those things happen.
Alison Beard • Life’s Work: An Interview with Ruth Reichl
the things that have always worked will always work: solve real problems for real people and learn how to communicate that very, very clearly and well. There will always be something shiny to chase and distract from the essentials; the difficult part is to keep doing the things that have always worked.
💭 Real revenue with no grip & other mid-year learnings
I wish that I had more examples or more people telling me sobering truths in my life, that these two things aren’t opposed. That you can work on a vocation and develop a career and also lead a very fulfilling artistic life simultaneously. One doesn’t have to be sacrificed for the other. And now I think that I’m trying to set that balance for... See more
Musician Caleb Cordes (Sinai Vessel) on money and creative work – The Creative Independent
The “larger questions” often can’t be tackled at work, because creativity and critical thinking require uninterrupted focus – like going for a walk or sitting quietly on a couch by yourself. Or a bike ride. Or talking to someone outside your field.