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In this episode, Caleb and Todd interview Stephen Brewster, who is the Creative Director at Freedom House Church in Charlotte, North Carolina about his creative process.
Guest Links
StephenBrewster.me
Stephen Brewster on Twitter
Freedom House Church
Guest Links
The Artisan Soul: Crafting Your Life into a Work of Art - Erwin McManus
Basecamp
Aaron Draplin
Gary Vaynerchuk
Abstract
Key Takeaways
1. Creativity is more muscle than magic.
We tend to think that creativity is only reserved for certain people, but everyone can be creative. There are things you can do to help expand your creativity, whether it be changing the canvas, putting music into your day, or collecting ideas everyday.
2. Hit the pause button when you're stuck.
At some point, you are going to get stuck. When that happens take a break, walk around or do something fun. Then look back through your collection of ideas to see if an idea will spark something.
3. Inspiration can come from anywhere.
You need to be prepared for when inspiration will hit... because it will. It may be an app or taking a picture with your phone, but you need a system to collect your ideas.
Quotes
"Creativity is more muscle than magic." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"The pause button is what's absent in most creative processes." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Creativity is done better when it’s done in community." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast [Click to Tweet][12]
"Start being intentional with how you’re being inspired." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast [Click to Tweet][13]
"As a leader, where you put your attention is where you gain momentum." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Our actions speak louder than our leadership axioms do." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Twitter
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In this episode, Caleb and Todd interview Stephen Brewster, who is the Creative Director at Freedom House Church in Charlotte, North Carolina about his creative process.
Guest Links
StephenBrewster.me
Stephen Brewster on Twitter
Freedom House Church
Guest Links
The Artisan Soul: Crafting Your Life into a Work of Art - Erwin McManus
Basecamp
Aaron Draplin
Gary Vaynerchuk
Abstract
Key Takeaways
1. Creativity is more muscle than magic.
We tend to think that creativity is only reserved for certain people, but everyone can be creative. There are things you can do to help expand your creativity, whether it be changing the canvas, putting music into your day, or collecting ideas everyday.
2. Hit the pause button when you're stuck.
At some point, you are going to get stuck. When that happens take a break, walk around or do something fun. Then look back through your collection of ideas to see if an idea will spark something.
3. Inspiration can come from anywhere.
You need to be prepared for when inspiration will hit... because it will. It may be an app or taking a picture with your phone, but you need a system to collect your ideas.
Quotes
"Creativity is more muscle than magic." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"The pause button is what's absent in most creative processes." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Creativity is done better when it’s done in community." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast [Click to Tweet][12]
"Start being intentional with how you’re being inspired." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast [Click to Tweet][13]
"As a leader, where you put your attention is where you gain momentum." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Tweet
"Our actions speak louder than our leadership axioms do." - @B_REWSTER @LearnersPodcast Click to Twitter
New Episode Every Tuesday
Subscribe for free on iTunes!
Leave us a rating and review on iTunes! It's the best way for us to expand this conversation and it helps us learn how we can better help you.
Subscribe on Google Play!
Subscribe on Stitcher!
Like our page on Facebook!
Continue the conversation with us during the week through Twitter!
See what's going on during the week with us on Instagram!
Subscribe for free and you won't miss our next episode with Baron Fig co-founder, Joey Cofone.