#creative breakthroughs

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Flow and Creativity: Unlocking the Artist Within

🎨🎵 Embrace the power of flow and creativity—the gateway to unlocking the artist within. Discover the profound connection between flow and artistic expression as artists, writers, and musicians immerse themselves in their creative pursuits. 🖌️✨ #FlowAndCreativity #UnlockTheArtistWithin #CreativeExpression #ArtisticFlow #Inspiration

Introduction   Have you ever lost yourself in a creative pursuit, where time seemed to stand still, and inspiration flowed effortlessly? This is the elusive state known as “flow,” where artists, writers, and musicians tap into their deepest creativity to produce their most exceptional works of art. In this article, we will explore the profound connection between flow and creativity, examining…

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Why You Have To Take Time Just To Think Deeply; Don’t Feel Rushed My biggest creative breakthroughs come when I'm just sitting thinking without an agenda. Resist the urge to feel you're wasting time. creative breakthroughs, think deeply

[holstee]

When we put our time, effort and energy into creating something, it can be really easy to want to keep it to ourselves. Why? Because when we hide our work from others, we can keep our fears, brokenness and true selves hidden on the canvas or between the lines. But the only way to achieve our best work is to put it out into the world. 

Read more on Mindful Matter about how creating honestly can lead to real breakthroughs.

[twentysomething-humanbean]

Creative Breakthroughs

Interviews with artists, writers, explorers, and innovators

The Atlantic has a series of interviews with artists, writers, explorers and innovators from 2013. Most talk about how often inspiration comes from failure and perseverance. 

“Some of the things we’ve learned the most from have been the projects that haven’t worked out quite as well.” 

- Paula Kerger, PBS: President and CEO

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Even Successful Internet Entrepreneurs Have 'Epic Fails'

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on what he learned from rejection