UnmistakableCreative

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    Feb 23

    "Most people depend on willpower to change their behavior. As a result, their new behaviors don’t stick." Great insights by via

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    Feb 20

    I love 's “10 Daily Habits” list If you love to write, follow his “1,000 words a day” rule. I discovered the magic of daily writing fairly late in life, but this habit has changed my life and helped me grow my business.

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    Feb 19

    Insightful and & nicely illustrated article about upping your writing: 10 Daily Habits and Mindsets That Helped me Write 4 Books via

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    Feb 18

    If you argue for your limitations, you get to keep them.

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    Feb 16

    An unforgettable and unmistakable interview with . Packed with wisdom for the mind. Thank you for this!

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  6. Feb 16

    When you view your goals through the lens of designing a machine, you see your own inadequacies, and align your actions so that they correlate with your zone of genius.

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  7. Feb 15

    Be brilliant at email with ! Join me on the VIP list at ever

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    Feb 14

    10 Daily Habits and Mindsets That Helped me Write 4 Books » Unmistakable Creative vía

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    Feb 11

    “When you approve of yourself you will also attract people who approve of you. When you have a low opinion of yourself you will inevitably attract people who agree with that low opinion.” — 

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  10. Feb 14

    If every expression of our creativity requires us to be commercially successful, we ironically miss out on a lot of commercial success. Often the seeds for commercial success get planted in daily practice and in private.

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    Feb 12

    Totally things we should have all learned but didn’t. isn’t just about and - the demands more from all of us - “What We Should Have Learned in School But Never Did” by

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  12. Feb 9

    Prestige is especially dangerous to the ambitious. If you want to make ambitious people waste their time on errands, the way to do it is to bait the hook with prestige -

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    Feb 8

    Hear talk about his new book, Unmistakable: Why Only is Better than Best

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    Feb 7

    “When we have value being cool and in control over granting ourselves the freedom to unleash the passionate, goofy, heartfelt and soulful expressions of who we are, we betray ourselves.” — Brene Brown by

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    Feb 7

    Love so much of this from with on Becoming the Leader Creative People Need, especially architecting the structured space creatives thrive in.

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    Jan 30

    So many people could have had better lives, learning these lessons early. I certainly could have: “What We Should Have Learned in School But Never Did” by

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  17. Jan 30

    For every artist who has created anything of great significance, their best work requires 1000’s of hours.

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  18. Jan 30

    The expectation that their work should be amazing when they start, keeps so many people from ever starting in the first place

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  19. Jan 30

    When you first start out, you’ll read writers you admire, and have artists you aspire to be like. Because you haven’t developed the skills, your work won’t be very good. Ira Glass calls this the taste gap.

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    Jan 28

    'We spend almost no time teaching people how to manage the relationship they have with themselves, even though it’s the most important relationship they’ll ever have.' What We Should Have Learned in School But Never Did by

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