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24 Creativity 💡 [[24.01 Being Your Own Creative Self 📣]] [[24.02 Creative Block and Creative Flow 🚰]] [[24.03 Creativity and...

Always give credit on what you share Good attribution includes: What the work is Who made it How they made...

Attraction, not promotion This language comes from the Twelve Steps.

Curating and creating are not all that different Writer and former bookseller Jonathan Lethem says he’s basically a curator, wanting...

Explore all your varied interests Talk about the things you like, and your voice will follow.1 [[Show Your Work]] pg....

Find your voice in obscurity and solitude You already have a voice; it’s built into you.1 Rilke says you must...

How to tell a story Every story must have a beginning, middle, and end. Tony Loyd uses the acronym SOAR:...

Make a habit of sharing Austin Kleon advises sending out a daily dispatch. Bobby Solomon says if you do so...

Make it easy to share stuff Andy J. Pizza on Creative Pep Talk says to use your “sawdust”—leftovers from your...

Observe the little things In a meditative state, things that usually mean nothing to me can mean everything.1 [[Creative, Not...

People appreciate art more when they see behind the scenes So says psychology professor Paul Bloom, “You might think that...

Remember that you have to die Roger Ebert, after losing his voice, started writing a lot. Journalist Janet Maslin said...

Share your work in progress [[Make it easy to share stuff]]. Even if nothing is finished yet, share snippets.1 The...

Sharing can inform your work One benefit of sharing works in progress is you can a read on how people...

Sharing is an act of generosity Be mindful of what you share online. Don’t overshare. Remember that sharing is an...

“The most ordinary things, the most common and familiar, if we could see them in their true light, would turn...

“The only way to find your voice is to use it.” —Austin Kleon, [[Show Your Work]] pg. 21

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