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076: What singularity are you going to KICK INTO MOTION? (Alex Hofeldt Part 1)
Alex Hofeldt is a high school science teacher from Illinois and
is the creator and host of Beautiful
Dust Specks, a podcast designed to show the world the wonder
and motivation in Science.
Full
shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/alexhofeldt
In this episode, Alex discusses:
-How he became interested in podcasts and podcasting.
-Some of the fears that held him back from initially starting
"Beautiful Dust Specks."
-The students that really encouraged him to create the
podcast.
-How one of his missions is to be a better teacher than his bad
teachers growing up.
-How the Hubble Ultra Deep Field Image inspired him to go on a
rant which led to a yearly speech he makes in his school.
-The inspiration that comes from being his kids favorite
teacher.
-Trying your hardest to ignore the haters and embrace the
lovers.
-How humans are the only creature in the animal kingdom to have
creativity.
-Flow state and the science behind it.
-How everyone has their creative muse or their creative bug,
even if it differs from "traditional" art forms.
Quotes:
"The older and older I get, the more and more I dig it, so I
just decided to throw that out into the ether and see what goes
down."
"I just got out of my own way finally."
"I want science to be a part of people's lives and maybe I'm a
conduit for it."
"Part of being a human is running with whatever creative
experience you want to get through. If something speaks to
you, make it happen."
"One of the best things about being a human is creativity."
"I think that everyone has their Muse if they're willing to look
for it."
"What singularity are you going to start? What are you
going to kick into motion just to see what happens?"
Links mentioned:
Hubble Ultra Deep Field Image
Are You a Miracle? On the Probability of Your
Being Born (Huffington Post)
The Varieties
of Scientific Experience: A Personal View of the Search for God
by Carl Sagan
The Rise of
Superman: Decoding the Science of Ultimate Human Performance by
Steven Kotler
We Are Here: The Pale Blue Dot (YouTube)
The Most Astounding Fact - Neil deGrasse Tyson
(YouTube)
Connect with Alex:
Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter
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Alex Hofeldt is a high school science teacher from Illinois and
is the creator and host of Beautiful
Dust Specks, a podcast designed to show the world the wonder
and motivation in Science.
Full
shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/alexhofeldt
In this episode, Alex discusses:
-How he became interested in podcasts and podcasting.
-Some of the fears that held him back from initially starting
"Beautiful Dust Specks."
-The students that really encouraged him to create the
podcast.
-How one of his missions is to be a better teacher than his bad
teachers growing up.
-How the Hubble Ultra Deep Field Image inspired him to go on a
rant which led to a yearly speech he makes in his school.
-The inspiration that comes from being his kids favorite
teacher.
-Trying your hardest to ignore the haters and embrace the
lovers.
-How humans are the only creature in the animal kingdom to have
creativity.
-Flow state and the science behind it.
-How everyone has their creative muse or their creative bug,
even if it differs from "traditional" art forms.
Quotes:
"The older and older I get, the more and more I dig it, so I
just decided to throw that out into the ether and see what goes
down."
"I just got out of my own way finally."
"I want science to be a part of people's lives and maybe I'm a
conduit for it."
"Part of being a human is running with whatever creative
experience you want to get through. If something speaks to
you, make it happen."
"One of the best things about being a human is creativity."
"I think that everyone has their Muse if they're willing to look
for it."
"What singularity are you going to start? What are you
going to kick into motion just to see what happens?"
Links mentioned:
Hubble Ultra Deep Field Image
Are You a Miracle? On the Probability of Your
Being Born (Huffington Post)
The Varieties
of Scientific Experience: A Personal View of the Search for God
by Carl Sagan
The Rise of
Superman: Decoding the Science of Ultimate Human Performance by
Steven Kotler
We Are Here: The Pale Blue Dot (YouTube)
The Most Astounding Fact - Neil deGrasse Tyson
(YouTube)
Connect with Alex:
Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter