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Tag Archives: creativity
A Few Things I’ve Learned About Teaching
Last week I shared what I’ve learned about being a good student. This time I’ll share what I’ve learned about being a good teacher. I’ve never taught in schools and, aside from a few times I’ve been paid to teach … Continue reading
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Tagged A Few Things I’ve Learned About Teaching, creativity, information, knowledge, learning, patience, safety, sharing, skills, teaching, understanding
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Review of The War of Art
The War of Art is a phenomenal book by Steven Pressfield. Although it’s fairly short, Pressfield manages to pack in a lot of fantastic food for thought about the creative process. He draws on his own experiences with writing books … Continue reading
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Tagged art, creativity, ego, hobbies, Muses, passions, resistance, Review of The War of Art, Steven Pressfield, The War of Art
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Some of My Thoughts on Culture
I’d like to share some of my thoughts on culture. The way I see it, a culture should originate from the ideas, values, and decisions of individuals, and it should adjust to the people living in it. This, as far … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldous Huxley, creativity, culture, Island, proactivity, reactivity, society, Some of My Thoughts on Culture
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Review of The Lego Movie
Last night, I rewatched The Lego Movie. It had been a few years since I last saw it, so I forgot how good and insightful it is. That may sound like a strange thing to say about a movie based … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ Pratt, creativity, imagination, individuality, LEGO, Morgan Freeman, originality, Review of The Lego Movie, The Lego Movie, Will Ferrell
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The Power of the Shower
I routinely experience writer’s block and have trouble completing blog posts. Trying to force the ideas to flow only makes them harder to obtain. I find that my best ideas tend to come when I’m relaxed and not thinking much; … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, ideas, inspiration, shower, The Power of the Shower, writer's block, writing
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My Writing Process
I’ve written before about my love of writing and I thought I’d share my writing process in this blog post. While I said “writing process“, I suppose it would be more accurate to say “processes” as I have a few different methods for … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, ideas, inspiration, My Writing Process, work, writing
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