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Why everything is not lost even if you’re a creative procrastinator (or a procrastinating creative).

You put off things for far too long. Now what?

There is a way to stay immune to the threat of AI. It’s not as difficult as you think, and it’s all about you.

The only-too-human way of pursuing an interest that could lead to massive success, no hustle required.

Not expressing yourself has a price, sometimes a steep one.

Will the Steve Jobs approach work for you, or do you need market research to know what to create?

We underestimate the magnitude of change small steps can spark in our lives. Take this small step today.

An international bestselling author explains why our path is always right for us and how potentially mediocre work is the key to realizing our dreams.

Kyle Cease was a successful stand-up comedian when he decided to leave it all behind. His perspective on what it means to fully live is worth a listen.

We are most afraid of not being disciplined enough to accomplish our goals. Yet it’s possible to be too disciplined.

Seth Godin claims there's no such thing as “creative block”, and explains what to do when you think you’ve run out of good ideas.

Think you know your answer to a simple question? Turns out the left side of your brain can often completely disagree with the right side.

Nick Cave shows us that the creative process can heal and grow us in unpredictable but immeasurably beneficial ways.

Recently my practice of experimentation and following intuition has been educational for me. I thought sharing it might be interesting for you too.

What creative opportunities could open up if you found a way to silence your mind? I share a way that worked for me.

How something you hate could turn into something you love, or why you should just start something that is a tiny bit interesting to you, even if you have doubts and questions.

Steven Pressfield tells us that the force holding us back from realizing our dreams is universal, potent and fueled by our fears. Knowing that can help us conquer it.

We are at our most creative when we need to find reasons not to create.

We can’t discuss judgment and creativity without reminding ourselves of the Theodore Roosevelt quote that the fabulous Brené Brown brought to our collective attention in recent years.