Thoughts on my experience of doing a diary entry every day for a year.

Lessons learned from a mundane experience a few days ago.

Thoughts on going through old ideas in a sort of creative archeological dig.

The podcast is back! In this episode I talk about my year off, and the process I am going through to get back to creating. My hope is that the exercises I did for myself can bring some tips on your own creative journey. Also, this podcast will be weekly now, and a bit longer, but always talking about creativity, art, and the process of creating.

Thoughts on the opportunities and traps of collaborating with artists and companies on creative projects.

Thoughts on how to remain creative in times of division, high emotions, and fanaticism.

Thoughts on project visualization, setting goals and understanding the meaning of productivity in art from both an economic and creative point of view.

My thoughts on visualizing creative projects using a tool I just discovered called Milanote.

Thoughts inspired by Ray Dalio on understanding your practice at multiple levels.

Thoughts inspired by a photo of Matisse, painting from his bed.

Thoughts on courage to start new projects without seeking approval first.

Thoughts on activities after the quarantine is over.

Thoughts on our understanding of luxury and what is “essencial” in light of the current pandemic.

The longer you wait to get a project started (usually because you want it to come out perfect), the more conditions you put on what “perfect” means.

Thoughts on the effectiveness of masks, their symbolic meaning in the West and market forces influencing behavior changes.

Thoughts on restarting projects and lessons learned.

Thoughts inspired by a recent quote posted on Twitter by David Allen, creator of the GTD methodology.

Thoughts on creating work that you want to be hired to do and projects to pursue during quarantine.

Check out Penn & Teller’s video that I mention in this episode: https://youtu.be/y4U-kHdXgz0

Thoughts on my birthday and the role of art and artists on scary times.