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“ways. And I thought, hmm. Now, the old me, pre-creative act me, would have laughed and moved on with my life. And one of the things that I learned through working on the creative act, one of the things it talks about a lot, is we're given information all the time around us.”
“more willing to support that thing over time. In your book here, The Creative Act, a way of being, you talk about the things that block creativity: thoughts and habits not conducive to the work.”
“It's the same. It's all the same. And that's why the creative act started with this idea of how to make things. And it turned what I realized through writing the book is it's how to be in the world. That you either live your life to allow these things to happen or you don't.”
“for going back like five, six years ago for, uh, going back five, six years on my other podcast founders. Right. So I read biographies about him. I read his book, creative act. Have you read creative act? Yes. Okay. And so then I had the opportunity to meet him and then record an episode with him. And I thought, you know, I've read his biography over and over again. I've”
“Like you and I, we just talked about this. We just both read his book, Creative Act. And towards the end of that book, he has this thing called like the house on the mountain test. And here's the great thing about reading books about people and then getting to talk to them. Like you get, you get to go deeper and I want to tell you a story about James Dyson.”