HeyJaredChronically Creating w/ Joe Glasgow
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Slowing down and what you love (opens the original)
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Idea from me:The societal focus is often based on the question: where can I optimize/speed up in my life? It’s worth balancing out this question with: where can I intentionally slow down in my life? If we are saving time in certain areas, it’s key to find out how to spend it. Quote from another:“You are what you love, not what loves you. ”-Charlie KaufmanPrompt for you: What is one area in your life that you could slow-down in this week? What happens when you purposefully slow down?
Preparation and a different kind of journaling (opens the original)
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Idea from me:Sometimes it’s measure twice, cut once. Sometimes it’s measure 40 times, then on the day of cutting something unexpected happens and you have to just wing it. Prepare. And also prepare to be unprepared. Quote from another:“I mean, we’re all trying to find out who the hell we are, aren’t we?”-Robert Ludlum, The Bourne Identity Prompt for you: What’s something that feels like journaling to you (outside of traditional journaling)? Ex. taking photos, doo
9/9/26 (opens the original)
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Idea from me: Keep track of the activities that inspire your best ideas and the places where you feel most creative. Along with this, notice who you can get into a flow state around. Can you combine all of these? Do what brings your best ideas where you feel your most creative with the people who make you shine.Quote from another:"It's a shame that creativity and sloth look exactly the same."-Louise Penny Prompt for you: What activity feels both creative and restorative for you? Can you schedule
Taking the pressures away and simplicity (opens the original)
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Idea from me:It’s important to remind ourselves that we don’t have to do anything with our creativity. This acknowledgment feels especially necessary as there are so many new things that are pushed on us as the modern standard. We don’t have to create a TikTok account for our work, we don’t have to sell our art as a side hustle, etc. When being creative becomes difficult, taking these unnecessary pressures away can help us get back to the important question: what about this creative endeavor do
The desire to be liked by everyone and the power of beginners (opens the original)
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Idea from me:Notice the times when you’re trying to be liked by everyone. Is it ever out of love or excitement? Or does it just out of fear and insecurity? Whether it’s in everyday life or in our art, trying to appeal to the masses is a surefire way to strip it of any authenticity that makes you: you. Quote from another:“When you don’t know what you’re doing, you make some wonderful mistakes.”-Peter HookPrompt for you:The desire to be liked by everyone is not only time-consuming and exhausting,
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