Drugs and Creativity
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2015
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This is The Creative Life, James Taylor's weekly RUclips show.
The Creative Process - Five Stages
Video Highlights:
0:44 - Preparation Stage
2:12 - Incubation Stage
3:24 - Insight Stage
4:36 - Evaluation Stage
6:48 - Elaboration Stage
7:54 - Recap of Five Stages
In this episode you’ll discover:
How the Creative Process works?
Five Stages of the Creative Process Model
The Preparation Stage - absorbing information
The Incubation Stage - letting subconsciousness do the work
The Insight Stage - Aha moment
The Evaluation Stage - is this an idea worth pursuing
The Elaboration Stage - 99% perspiration
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ABOUT JAMES
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As a creativity expert Taylor is a frequent guest speaker at universities and international conferences. He has given keynotes and talks at Apple, Subscription Site Summit in San Francisco, the British Music Show in the UK and at several universities across Europe including University of Dundee in Scotland and University of Macerata in Italy. He is often called upon by media outlets to give his views on trends in creativity and innovation. He has been quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, Columbus Dispatch, STV, Business Insider and San Jose Mercury News as well as featured on BBC TV and being the subject of a 30minute program on his life for BBC Radio Scotland. As a host on shows about creativity and innovation he has interviewed legendary investor Maynard Webb (Yahoo.com, eBay.com & Salesforce.com board member) and New York Times best-selling writers Chris Guillebeau ($100 Startup), Rolf Potts (Vagabonding), Brand Cooper (The Lean Entrepreneur) and Ryan Holiday (Trust Me I’m Lying). James is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts (FRSA).
Meet James at www.JamesTaylor.me
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ABOUT THE CREATIVE LIFE
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The Creative Life is a weekly self-improvement show full of #motivation, #inspiration, and #creativity strategies with creativity speaker and author James Taylor.
The Creative Life blog can be read at: www.jamestaylor.me
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honestly psychedelics have a profound impact on creativity. Not necessarily during the experience, but after the experience there is a major change in creative drive. This could be due to neurogenesis
Risking health, safety, even your life, for producing your art, has characterized the human experience since we began creating art. As I’ve understood it, taking drugs makes you less self-conscious/inhibited, and with that guard taken down, you will let yourself experiment and explore more…
Personally I use acid for those aha moments
Interesting video you covered stimulants but not delirium diphenhydramine cannabis etc
thanks for this information..
Great video!
Brit goober!
Hey! How's Carol king been? Yeah I know fire and rain..havent seen them
In my experience drugs get in the way . My DOC or drug of choice was opiates . Opiates are considered painkillers but they should be called pain and emotion killers . The problem is music is SO much emotion and when you are taking a drug that kills your emotions you'll never write to your full potential . If I ever hear someone say "well so and so did it and look at the songs they wrote" , I tell them "Yeah , and just think of what they could have wrote " . Thing is drug use is not a black and white subject . I honestly believe drug use have saved peoples lives while destroying it . People get in a bad state of mind and the drug can pull them through just enough for them not to commit suicide . I'm not a advocate for that way of doing it but the truth is the truth . Like David Crosby said "The drugs got in the way"
Why
Well, all I can say is ; it's obvious, you can't speak for everyone.
Dude you must have done some serious LSD if you think youre James Taylor :D