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Searching for results.Of high school. Yeah, David, you were talking about reading out loud, and it seems like a big part of your process right now is doing that reading in front of an audience, and it. It sort of feels a little bit like a…
Something to say I don't have anything to say I do it just because I'm compelled to I do it because of the same reason I I have to do 200 situps and push-ups every day I have to or the world will spin off of its access…
My God, I just need to go unplug and disconnect from that. But I don't feel that with this type of work. Yeah, I spend a lot of time outside. You menti
One of his readings. And I often go with my son down to a little hotel and I'll get him dessert and I'll have a cocktail. And we were stepping out and I saw David Sedaris coming down the street like bag behind him. I'm…
Or what pleases me or I mean there was a woman and her daughter at breakfast this morning and the daughter was like 30 I have never seen anybody take so many pictures in my life they needed an intervention and waiter…
Writers go back again and again. My old classics teacher used to say that the people who succeed in classics were the people with the highest tolerance for failure. I think the same is true for writers. Madeline Miller…
And rewarded online, and that it’s our responsibility to teach it better. The book blends philosophy, ethics, and a parent’s mindset to reframe an intimidating topic in a surprisingly human way. Thought-provoking…
Chaotic. It's like all the things that have potential, but you're not quite sure what they can become. And then there's the things that you have identified as like this is the canon of the most sacred of sacred objects…
Those connections. I have shower notes, like a waterproof pad in my shower where most... It's such a cliche, but it's true. Most of my ideas either come when I'm in the shower or when I'm walking. I walk every morning…
I'm going to be real with you. But exactly what you're saying, they say that it's so important to have that in order to create, in order to exercise that creative part of your brain. So I hope that we aren't losing it…
Self-serving biases where if we achieve anything, it's because of our hard work and brilliance. If other people achieve anything, it's because they got lucky and we don't factor in enough about the role of luck in our…
About but some of the time it works and then you get used to not being clear about things I think Richard fainman said something to the effect that he said I'd rather live in a pleasant state of doubt about most things…
Play and they could also sit happily in the middle of confusion and not understanding what was going on in their mind. Whereas the unccreated ones had to have everything much clearer and reach decisions as soon as they…
Show notes: https://designbetterpodcast.com/p/david-kelley-creative-confidence David Kelley doesn't like to claim to have come ...
Maria kekova who was a social psychology graduate student turned journalist who decided to learn how to play poker so she could enter poker tournaments for real money including the World Series of Poker and ended up…
Piece of glass, 18-23mm. And he imagined someone holding up a piece of glass and saying, put this in your eye. You go, that's ridiculous. So the concept was to, and there are some other books for precedence, Japanese…
In their head, just like you have a noise in your head, helps us get to the next level. And it will go a long way to building bridges, to people who have been put off by inside talk among crafts. People who don't have a…
And suddenly people started like yelling they were like no take the money out there come on we can do that ourselves we don't need but what it did was it put these execs in a completely different mindset they were it…
Illustration by Luis Mendo A few months ago, I was on a flight to San Diego, to visit my parents. It was my dad’s birthday in a few days, and mine shortly after. He was in hospice, so I knew it was probably the last…
Like a moment where you started to think about it? I read some early stories of when you were in school, some mischief about a statue walking to the toilet and some spray paint and so forth, Like happened to me when I…
Eli, this is our 100th episode of It's a huge milestone. It's pretty darn cool. We've been doing this for a bit over seven years now. But when you hit 100 episodes, that feels like pretty significant.
And even if you don't mean it at all, like you still have to do that. And you have to think to yourself, you're good. Part of this meeting is going to be incredibly slow and not relevant to the topic at all. And you…
Nights, unfortunately, or fortunately, who knows. But when you move... houses or jobs, you change your physical environment. And so people take different routes to work. You go to the grocery store differently. (00:3
That for about three years. It's kind of an amazing practice. I started it, actually a good friend of mine who was long ago on the show, a guy named Bob Baxley, he's been keeping a journal for decades and he always…
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