What does science say about the ideal workspace? What about other creative’s like Steve Jobs, EB White, and Chip Kidd?

This week’s Creative Genius is Scott Snow from thinklikeamusician.com

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My personal war against overthinking aka how I managed to do a backflip on skis.

This week’s Creative Genius is Matt Jonas from @living2behappy. Go follow him for some great life and career advice!

My own short-lived viral fame, when “cash flow positive” isn’t necessarily a good thing, and my roast of Tai Lopez’s “How to Read a Book in 10 Minutes.”

This week’s Creative Genius is Jenny Roberts from the excellent blog, Strong Liberty.

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Just as not allowing freshly laid concrete to cure the right amount of time can lead to a building’s ultimate collapse, sometimes projects or ideas simply need time to become what we dream them to be. In this episode, I talk about what happens when NYC meets the DMV (my waiting-in-line phobia), butterflies, and the Challenger explosion.

Thanks to this week’s Creative Genius, Adam Muller from The Mullercast.

Missing flights and pools of chaos. What good is creativity if there is no order? Come learn some time management techniques and see how Austin Kleon and Leo Babauta structure their days.

This week’s episode serves as the counter argument to last week’s episode about “doing what you love.” Is “follow your dreams” responsible advice? Featuring clips from American Idol, Mike Rowe, Joseph Campbell, and Rachel Nabors.

What would you do with a billion dollars? This episode is about identifying your passions–discovering what makes you tick. Make sure you tune in next week where we will discuss the counter argument–why doing what you love may not be the best idea.