Mary Shelley (and a bit of Steve Jobs)—On the Art of Creative Waiting
Kristin Posehnkristinposehn.substack.com
Mary Shelley (and a bit of Steve Jobs)—On the Art of Creative Waiting
Ideas sometimes seem to need days or weeks or months to get to a point where they feel fully formed. If you try to force a solution to a problem into a preset window of time, you will almost certainly reach a suboptimal solution.
I’ll often have ideas sitting in my focus folder for weeks or months and keep tossing thoughts into them, and then one d... See more
I’ll often have ideas sitting in my focus folder for weeks or months and keep tossing thoughts into them, and then one d... See more
Nat Eliason • The Art of Fermenting Great Ideas
tools said to us:
It's gonna take you a while.
It's normal to take a while.
It'd be weird if you made something beautiful so quickly.
The problem isn't that you're not working fast enough.
The problem is your expectations are not realistic.
Our Al helps you slow the fuck down and make something wonderful.
My cards are on the table.
I don't want to go live
... See moreThe takeaway is that you can take it slow. Creating online, doing your own thing, and dabbling here and there might dramatically expand your possibilities in the future.
Paul Millerd • The Great Creator Arbitrage Opportunity | #200 🥳
Things take time. Creation moves in it's own time and the universe is Analog in a digital world.