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Art & Design Productivity with Brian E. Young | Baltimore, Maryland
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Escape the Comfort Zone: Uncanny Creativity 41
Making art often means getting out of the comfort zone. Alan Henry of Lifehacker explains the science of breaking out of your comfort zone: Routine and patterns minimize risk. Making something scares us. Creating something inherently feels risky. Who knows if it’ll be good? The comfort zone feels happy with low anxiety and low stress.Continue reading "Escape the Comfort Zone: Uncanny Creativity 41"
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How to stop multitasking: Quick Tip 6
Try this: Stop Multitasking.
Focus on one task at a time. One aspect of one task.
Multitasking even hurts well-practiced habits. A 1990's experiment on productivity demonstrated that switching between two tasks slowed participants. -
Ideas I Stole From Tina Fey: Uncanny Creativity 40
I previously read the book Steal like an Artist by Austin Kleon. I'm working on reviewing the followup book "Show Your Work. Inspired by Kleon's discussion of his inspirations, I think the creative ethic of Tina Fey is pretty great.
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Imagine You’re 7 Years Old: Quick Tip 5
Try this: Imagine you’re a 7 year old. Children playing is filled with curiosity. They haven’t learned the stock responses of adults. Ask yourself what a kid would do in this situation. In one psychological experiment, college volunteers were asked what they’d do if school was cancelled for the day. A second group was givenContinue reading "Imagine You’re 7 Years Old: Quick Tip 5"
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Make Practice into Fun: Uncanny Creativity 39
“Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Albert Einstein Make a game of it. A study at MIT Sloan found that games helped participants come up with more ideas. This episode has ideas to make your art practice fun. When I say art, I mean all things creative. Whether you’re creating web design, paintings, or knitting. Since you need toContinue reading "Make Practice into Fun: Uncanny Creativity 39"
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Tips to Change Your Perspective: Uncanny Creativity 38
Take a new perspective on your creative process. This episode presents some of my favorite quotes from the book Think Like A Freak by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner. How can we apply these ideas to imagination and creation? The book written by the team behind the Freakonomics book and podcast. Here’s some favorite quotes from the book andContinue reading "Tips to Change Your Perspective: Uncanny Creativity 38"