Wednesday is CIT (Creativity, Innovation, Thinking) day at huesworks (well, everyday is Creativity day, but on Wednesday, I write about it).
I'm in the process of designing a workshop, and I constantly ask myself whether I'm stepping far enough out of my usual patterns and assumptions when I design.
In that vein, I was reading through Eric Maisel's "Fearless Creating", and found this "wish list for nurturing our own wildness".
Treat it as a checklist and see how you score:
- Be asocial by holding society and its norms at arm's length.
- Think about big questions.
- Have high aspirations for yourself.
- Accept your own idiosyncratic goals.
- Feel autonomous.
- Do not conform.
- Be sensitive to human affairs.
- Be inquisitive.
- Be honest.
- Be intelligent.
- Be joyful.
- Demand originality from yourself.
- Be spontaneous.
- Rebel.
- Cultivate a strong self-image.
- Take risks.
- Be instinctive.
- Be passionate.
- Be stubborn.
- Be free.
How'd you do? Are you wild or mild?
Where can you stretch a little?
It might (or might not) surprise those around me, but I don't think I go far enough with numbers 1, 6, 14, and 18. I tend to take the path of least resistance.
I'm making a personal commitment to push through that temptation this time.
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