Chapter
The Creative Process as Capturing and Rearranging Moments
2:22:45 - 2:31:43 (08:58)
The creative process is about capturing moments and rearranging them to yield something new, rather than trying to force creativity by gritting one's teeth. It's important to consider whose advice artists follow, as it may not be conducive to their own creative process.
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The Grateful Dead's live performances were a communal experience, with fans freely sharing tapes and building on each other's contributions, creating a sense of unity and a unique musical conversation.
2:22:45 - 2:24:24 (01:38)
Summary
The Grateful Dead's live performances were a communal experience, with fans freely sharing tapes and building on each other's contributions, creating a sense of unity and a unique musical conversation.
ChapterThe Creative Process as Capturing and Rearranging Moments
EpisodeRick Rubin: How to Access Your Creativity
PodcastHuberman Lab
The Grateful Dead redefined the concept of followers with fans giving up their lives to attend their concerts.
2:24:24 - 2:25:17 (00:53)
Summary
The Grateful Dead redefined the concept of followers with fans giving up their lives to attend their concerts. This phenomenon can be compared to cults with often tragic endings.
ChapterThe Creative Process as Capturing and Rearranging Moments
EpisodeRick Rubin: How to Access Your Creativity
PodcastHuberman Lab
The creative process is about capturing the moments that emerge like a conveyor belt, rearranging and watering them.
2:25:17 - 2:29:12 (03:55)
Summary
The creative process is about capturing the moments that emerge like a conveyor belt, rearranging and watering them. Sometimes it requires taking time off to analyze direction and make decisions.
ChapterThe Creative Process as Capturing and Rearranging Moments
EpisodeRick Rubin: How to Access Your Creativity
PodcastHuberman Lab
The belief that our brains have a fixed limit to learning and growth after a certain age is a false notion perpetuated by a small group of people in power, who benefit from things staying the way they are.
2:29:12 - 2:31:43 (02:30)
Summary
The belief that our brains have a fixed limit to learning and growth after a certain age is a false notion perpetuated by a small group of people in power, who benefit from things staying the way they are. Research has shown that the brain is plastic and can continue to change and learn throughout one's life.