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 Intentions Pave the Year with Creative Purpose
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Work Flow
Posted December 30, 2010

Intentions Pave the Year with Creative Purpose

I’m a cheerleader for creative action. Getting things done. Making ideas happen. But I want meaningful things done. And I want to make ideas happen with right intention. Some people might [...]

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 Creating 2011, Part 2: The Forgotten Tool for Creative Professionals’ Planning
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Innovation, Science, Work Flow
Posted December 29, 2010

Creating 2011, Part 2: The Forgotten Tool for Creative Professionals’ Planning

Note: In Part 1 of this series, “Goals for No-Goals Creatives,” I noted how I rarely consciously set goals despite my three businesses’ growth. In that article, I offered, though, authentic ways [...]

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 Three Highlights for 12.28.10?
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Work Flow
Posted December 29, 2010

Three Highlights for 12.28.10?

Good evening. What were your day’s three highlights? Mine: 1. Pulling Dahlia across the frozen pond in her sled. (See personal FB page for photos.) 2. Talking with an interviewer for a [...]

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 Holy Sh*t, Sacred Irreverence, and Artistic Innovators/Tantrikas
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Innovation
Posted December 27, 2010

Holy Sh*t, Sacred Irreverence, and Artistic Innovators/Tantrikas

Maxine Kumin wrote an ode to excrement. She was not being cute. This farmer-poet is among many artists who challenge conventional notions of what is beautiful, superior, and sacred. The [...]

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 A Roundtable on Gratitude with Four Creative Entrepreneurs
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Innovation, Science, Work Flow
Posted December 17, 2010

A Roundtable on Gratitude with Four Creative Entrepreneurs

Last month, I posted several pieces related to gratitude and praise. At the bottom of the post I’ve included a Best of list that includes some others’ ideas on gratitude, too. As we head toward [...]

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 The Wild Pack & The Tracking Wonder Handbooks
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Collaboration, Innovation, Science, Work Flow
Posted December 8, 2010

The Wild Pack & The Tracking Wonder Handbooks

Wonder is pervasive yet evasive. This point became remarkably clear again when some 3,000 bloggers responded to the prompt I offered for Gwen Bell and her team’s sensational Reverb10 [...]

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 Creating 2011, Part 1: New Year’s Goal Questions for No-Goals Creatives
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Science, Work Flow
Posted December 4, 2010

Creating 2011, Part 1: New Year’s Goal Questions for No-Goals Creatives

I never make New Year’s resolutions. (I don’t feel so bad knowing that Luck Factor author and psychologist Richard Wiseman’s study points out this practice’s futility.) I [...]

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 Three Highlights, 12.1.10
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Work Flow
Posted December 2, 2010

Three Highlights, 12.1.10

What were your day’s three highlights? Mine: 1. The gratified look on a client’s face when at a session’s end. 2. After a rainy day all day, the pre-sunset sunlight eeking [...]

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 Ways to Embrace Darkness For Creative Work
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By Jeffrey Davis
In Science
Posted December 1, 2010

Ways to Embrace Darkness For Creative Work

“Certainly for artists of all stripes, the unknown, the idea or the form or the tale that has not yet arrived, is what must be found. It is the job of artists to open doors and invite in [...]

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