How to Be Creative Like a Motherf*cker — Cheryl Strayed
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- Author: Tim Ferriss: Bestselling Author, Human Guinea Pig
- Full Title: How to Be Creative Like a Motherf*cker — Cheryl Strayed
Highlights
And I love that way that we can own beauty that other people have made because it lives within us within us. Then, you know, those quotes that mean something to me that other writers separate. It’s not so much about their intention. It’s about the meeting I took from it there. Any other quotes that come, (18:51) (View Highlight)review
Is being subservient and it’s in there’s a reason we think that right to be humble because we saved people can it, when somebody came up, humble man. We mean they came from nothing on the word. Humble actually comes from the Latin who Miss, which means the ground to be download to be of the earth and what I found in my journey as a writer. (20:53) (View Highlight)review
I had a really tough spot before our chef and I checked into a hotel in the town where I live and also got your message. Done. What would those days look like for you? Do you have a few days blocked out? What do they look like? Like, if somebody had a video camera recorded me during those times it would look like Shear Madness. (26:57) (View Highlight)review
That time I time was limited and therefore it was really believable and I got into the flow. You know, I think it’s a different terms for this. The immersive flower that kind of thing that happens and you know, I think that you need to have that thing happen for for any kind of real work, but especially creative work. (27:33) (View Highlight)review
Thing that happens. And, you know, I think that you need to have that thing happen for for any kind of real work, but especially creative work, you know, when you’re writing, what you’re trying to create on the pages of John Gardner, describes it, as this Vivid and continuous dream. You actually are trying to create an alternate reality. (27:45) (View Highlight)review
She’s a single mother with four kids and had been, you know, slowly writing her novel over many years and she worked like a 7-Eleven or some job like that and she was crying about this thing. I said about men driving and she said, I could one thing. I said, it’s like, it doesn’t matter what you should do. (29:55) (View Highlight)review