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I grew up in a city where walking fast was survival. Terrorism, car bombs, an army that could stop you for anything. You moved quickly and you didn't stop.
It took me years after leaving to learn how to slow down. And when I finally did, I realised how much I had been missing — not just in the streets, but in my creative work.
In this episode, I talk about creative patience: why rushing makes you less creative, what you collect when you slow down, and what a simple experiment with fifty circles reveals about original ideas.
Work with me one-on-one → [email protected]
📸 Instagram: @uncaged_creativity
☕ Support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/uncagedcreativity
By Antonio BechtleI grew up in a city where walking fast was survival. Terrorism, car bombs, an army that could stop you for anything. You moved quickly and you didn't stop.
It took me years after leaving to learn how to slow down. And when I finally did, I realised how much I had been missing — not just in the streets, but in my creative work.
In this episode, I talk about creative patience: why rushing makes you less creative, what you collect when you slow down, and what a simple experiment with fifty circles reveals about original ideas.
Work with me one-on-one → [email protected]
📸 Instagram: @uncaged_creativity
☕ Support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/uncagedcreativity