September 2021 – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Things I wish I had had sooner: A Whiteboard at Home

2021-09-27

Seems strange to have a whiteboard at home, but is actually a good idea.
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Bed Version 2.0

2021-09-24

Not sure whether it works, but the bed now has a slope.
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Shout-out to Gab.com, a social network with balls

2021-09-24

Gab recently was put under pressure by the German government — and in contrast to other social networks, its CEO has balls.
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We won’t reach Utopia, but we can make the journey to it worthwhile

2021-09-22

Recent events got me thinking why I detest the idea of ends justifying the means.
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Minority Perspectives

2021-09-22

Did not recommend 2020, wouldn't recommend 2021 either, but it surely is an interesting time.
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Free Vintage Cocktail Books Collection (and a shout-out to OpenCulture)

2021-09-22

Happy recommendation this morning via openculture.com — a collection of vintage cocktail books.
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Creative Solutions during Covid Teaching Regulations

2021-09-21

Here's hoping that there are creative ways to bypass insane restrictions.
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Building something with your hands

2021-09-21

It might be rough, it might be crude, it might only barely function — but there's something to be said for building stuff with your own hands.
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Interesting Podcast/Vidcast Episodes

2021-09-20

Just a small shoutout to a few interesting episodes.
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A fast-beating heart (dealing with psychophysiological reactions, incl. fear)

2021-09-19

A high heart rate in a psychologically taxing situation is just a psychophysiological reaction -- what it means is up to you.
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Some postings on this blog deal with freedom, as I think that we need freedom of thought, of speech, of association, etc. pp. to solve mankind's problems. Thus, some postings may seem a bit remote when it comes to organizing creativity. Freedom is, however, the bedrock of creativity.
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ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.

Month: September 2021

Things I wish I had had sooner: A Whiteboard at Home

Bed Version 2.0

Shout-out to Gab.com, a social network with balls

Minority Perspectives

Free Vintage Cocktail Books Collection (and a shout-out to OpenCulture)

Creative Solutions during Covid Teaching Regulations

Building something with your hands

Interesting Podcast/Vidcast Episodes

A fast-beating heart (dealing with psychophysiological reactions, incl. fear)