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Episode 118 of Strategic Possibilities Podcast, Episode 2 of our series for "Digital Art Renaissance."
It's a great time for artists whether you want to work commercially or simply express yourself. But one challenge some artists face is the anxiety of letting themselves be vulnerable by posting their work online for all the world to see.
Episode originally published as a VLOG
Do you want to be left behind? In battle-hardened-combat-veteran Jocko Willink's book "DISCIPLINE EQUALS FREEDOM," he talks about how there is no shortcut, no hack to getting after what you want. But is it really simple as telling yourself "Get After It?" Does "get after it" work for everyone? Why is it that some people think "get after it" and just go for it, leaving other's in the dust? On one hand, Willink has lived through some of the toughest conditions and stressful situations a person can experience - so it makes sense that "get after it works." But how can the rest of us apply thinking that get's us at it? Let's explore this question about self-talk and motivation not just to workout, but how it can carry into just about every area of your life from career, to money, to goals, hobbies, relationships, and beyond.
NOTE: Episode originally published as a VLOG
NOTE: Episode originally published as a VLOG
NOTE: Episode originally published as a VLOG
NOTE: This episode was originally published as a VLOG
It's interesting to see the world through another person's eye's such as through a book, or art. J. Paul Getty's "How to Be Rich: His Formulas" provides an amazing look at what it means to be rich. I love the title "How to 'Be' Rich" and not how to get rich or how to make money or something like that. After all, they say to not wait to "achieve" something to "be" something. Put another way, don't wait to have a million dollars to be rich. And if you can start to "be" something (happy, rich, creative, successful, etc...), the the beingness will attract the things that person would have. - this is getting esoteric though. The fact is, Getty does an amazing job of giving you a couple hundred pages of his thoughts, experiences, beliefs, approaches to life, and more to let you experience what it means (from Getty's perspective) to "be rich." Very powerful.
NOTE: This episode was originally published as a VLOG.
NOTE: This podcast was originally published as a video episode.
NOTE: This episode was originally published as a video episode.
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