ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

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“When all around is chaos, when everyone is driven to the brink of insanity … relax.”

2014-03-04

In a course we learned about internal hurriers and how to deal with them. More in the post, but it seems I use quotations to keep them in check.
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Being an Adult, or: Life is Not a Song

2014-02-17

Ah, princesses. Nice that Disney and other companies try to celebrate self-determined people, but shouldn't they be competent as well? Shouldn't they, I don't know, start learning or something after they have finished singing?
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The Fear of Making Mistakes

2014-02-12

Do you have something to say, but fear that others will criticize you for it, especially if you make a mistake? Scared of the vitriol online? This posting is for you.
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Survival of Creative Minds

2014-02-11

Comment on the assumption that creative minds survive anything -- and what might be needed instead. From others -- and from you.
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Two Tales of Hacking Online Dating

2014-02-07

There are some ridiculous and deeply unfair double standards in our society and this posting looks into one of them. Also: Using math to hack love. If love is stronger than hate, then math surely wipes the floor with both of them.
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BuzzFeedYellow Video Recommendation: Artists and Unemployed

2014-02-03

Two beautiful videos from Buzzfeed many creative people should identify with.
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Rejection is natural — and beneficial (even if it hurts)

2014-02-01

Some comments on rejection -- and why it is normal for everyone to do, and experience.
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Making New Years Resolutions Under Realistic Conditions — and hopefully keeping them this way

2014-01-30

New years resolutions often fail -- perhaps they are made at the worst possible moment of the year. Some suggestions for better resolutions -- and mine for 2014.
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Inspiration from Unlikely Places

2014-01-25

How you can find references to interesting works in unlikely places -- and an example.
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The Fear of Speaking in Public

2014-01-24

Some comments on that fear of speaking in public -- and perhaps some inspiration to deal with it.
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This blog is not focused on a single topic, or method. As long as it is relevant to improving creativity (or allowing it in the first place), it's fair game.
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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