CREATE | Offense & Defense
- Cre8
- CREATE | Bouquets of flowers, men in suits, somber faces
- People want to create
- Lacking creativity? Tune into your radio frequency.
- Are you working on another book?
- Creating creates more creativity … even while driving a car
- Do something daring, find tribe, write book.
- Feeling stuck? Bogged down? Pop that boil, let it out, create.
- Just Stop (for the Day)
- “Why me?” versus “Why not me?”
- Tony
- Here to Create
- How to go from Nothing to Everything
- Create | Day 0: How will you define success?
- The (no longer) secret formula to creative success: meditate + create
- Create | What if the goal were not to succeed but to create?
- Create | When is the absolute perfect time to start your masterpiece?
- Create | It’s not what you give or what they take or learn. It’s how they feel.
- Shoot off the flare gun of your passion and see who takes notice
- The Habit is the Goal
- “I have nothing to offer.”
- Are you waiting for someone to ask you to become a writer?
- What if you don’t know what your passion is?
- Give the Gift of You
- CREATE | Offense & Defense
- What is your output if your input is Netflix and Instagram?
- Live, Work, Create. Pick one.
- From Nothing to Something
- Create: Behind the Scenes in Creating
- There’s Nothing More Powerful Than an Idea Whose Time Has Come
- The artist rarely says, “I’d like to do less.”
- CREATE | The Cover
Action or reaction? Cause or effect? Create or consume?
With my upcoming book “Create” I’m seeing more and more related topics.
Tim Ferriss was talking with Derek Sivers and talking about offense and defense.
It was one of those moments when “my” idea was explained through someone else’s words and it:
- Hammered it home for me.
- Gave me another way to explain it.
- Deepened my understanding of where I’m going with it.
With Create, I want people to express, let it out, set it free, make, do, create.
The offense and defense metaphor is an excellent one. It’s going on offense before you need the defense. In fact, maybe if you’re on offense, you don’t need the defense, or at least need less of it.
It’s a choice. It’s up to you what side you want to play.
Or at least how much of which side.
Photo by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash
