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Living On A Cliff: Anxiety And Creativity
All of us are touched by anxiety. We experience it ourselves or know people who do. For artists and...
All of us are touched by anxiety. We experience it ourselves or know people who do. For artists and...
Apologies can and should play a role in our creative process. Some say you should never apologise. But good...
We tend to treat being angry as a thing to be avoided. But anger and creativity can be...
Does the music we listen to affect how creative we are? Can you shape your creativity by changing the...
The latest book from Cal Newport, Digital Minimalism, is a well thought out argument for spending less time online.
Many writers, artists, & musicians claim walking helps their creative process. But, is there any scientific proof to...
Daily questions is a personal habit-forming strategy outlined in Marshall Goldsmith’s book Triggers. Here’s a review of an app...
The recently announced Light Phone 2 is an ultra-minimalist smartphone. Its design may be unique, but the problem it...
The release of Scrivener 3.0 coincided perfectly with the annual task of building a new blogging template for the...
In the third and final post in a series on creative health we take some time to consider what...
Featuring the work of more than 300 artists, writers, designers, paper-makers and printers, the Tokyo Art Book Fair was...
In amongst all the "fake news" there's been some real and powerful stories about gender and power. This...
Last week I enjoyed a short, relaxing stay in Inawashiro, a beautiful and dramatic area in the mountains north...
This week I quit asking “what’s the matter?” It’s been my favourite way of joining, or should I say,...
This week I quit being a food blogger. Wait, you have a food blog, I hear you ask. Well,...
It’s a familiar sight. Sit down to a meeting, a coffee, drinks, or maybe even a meal, and you’ll...