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The Moreness Show #13 - The Moreness of Deliberate-Creativity

Exploring the concept of Deliberate-Creativity and its impact on overcoming creative blocks.

Meeting: The Moreness Show #13 - The Moreness of Deliberate-Creativity - 59m

Purpose: Exploring the concept of Deliberate-Creativity and its impact on overcoming creative blocks.

Understanding Deliberate Creativity • 6m

  • Discussion about the concept of Deliberate-Creativity. It is contrasted with the traditional view of creativity as innate. 0:25

  • A personal experience with creativity is Shared. The importance of Trusting the creative process is emphasized. 3:08

Trusting Awareness in Creativity • 5m

  • Deliberate creativity is discussed as a process. Trusting one's own Awareness is emphasized. 6:21

  • The concept of writer's block is introduced. It is suggested that perfectionism hinders creativity. 8:09

  • A personal anecdote about creativity is shared. The importance of embracing imperfection is highlighted. 10:37

Challenges of Creative Writing • 5m

  • A poem about shoes is discussed. The creative process is described as challenging. 12:57

  • The concept of writing 'knucklehead-poetry' is introduced. The difficulty of creating without self-critique is emphasized. 13:15

  • A rule for writing is shared: 'Write ugly, edit pretty.' The importance of overcoming self-criticism is highlighted. 14:22

The Writing Process Explained • 3m

  • The concept of writing ugly and editing pretty is introduced. The importance of starting anywhere in the writing process is emphasized. 17:43

  • The role of the brain in the creative process is discussed. The idea of losing Awareness while immersed in writing is presented. 19:01

  • The necessity of immersion in creativity is highlighted. Trusting the process of creation is encouraged. 20:40

Misconceptions of Creativity • 7m

  • A discussion on the nature of creativity occurs. The idea that creativity is constant but often misunderstood is emphasized. 20:50

  • The concept of a 'pregnant pause' in creativity is introduced. It is suggested that pauses can lead to future creative outputs. 23:02

  • The importance of Perspective-Shifting in creativity is highlighted. The process of improving and evolving ideas is discussed. 24:10

Breaking Creative Blockages • 8m

  • The concept of creative blockage is discussed. It is emphasized that this issue affects all artists, not just writers. 28:31

  • The importance of breaking routines to enhance creativity is highlighted. New experiences are suggested as a source of inspiration. 29:47

  • Trust in the creative process is defined as essential. Capital T Trust involves thorough preparation and the willingness to start imperfectly. 31:19

Fears That Inhibit Creativity • 5m

  • A discussion on creative blockage is initiated. The importance of engaging with the unknown in creativity is emphasized. 36:18

  • The fear of ruining a blank page is highlighted. This fear is identified as a significant barrier to creativity. 38:04

  • The difficulty of writing comedy is acknowledged. The conversation concludes with a distinction between creativity and mere production. 39:53

Controlled Abandon in Creativity • 8m

  • The concept of Controlled-Abandon is Shared. It is emphasized that creativity requires both letting go and maintaining control. 44:03

  • An analogy of extreme-skiers controlling their descent is shared. The importance of balancing control and abandonment in creativity is highlighted. 44:21

  • The discussion shifts to the importance of Deliberate-Creation. It is noted that random creation is not innate to humans, and following a theme is essential. 45:21

Trusting the Creative Process • 3m

  • The concept of multiple brains is introduced. Creativity is defined as starting with no idea and Trusting the process. 50:14

  • The importance of allowing creativity without control is emphasized. It is stated that creativity comes from the unknown. 53:02

Exploring Creative Blockage • 5m

  • The concept of Deliberate-Creativity is discussed. Creative blockage is identified as a common problem faced by many individuals. 54:19

  • A poem is shared, emphasizing the theme of creativity. The poem illustrates the process of creation and transformation. 57:30

  • The session concludes with plans for future discussions. Participants express gratitude and excitement for the next meeting. 59:05

Key Takeaways:

  • Deliberate-Creativity is essential for overcoming creative blocks. It emphasizes Trusting the process and allowing ideas to flow without the pressure of perfection. 0:22

  • Creativity is an ongoing act; individuals are always creating, even when they feel blocked. Recognizing this can shift perspectives and enhance creative output. 20:50

  • The concept of Controlled-Abandon is crucial. It involves letting go while maintaining a focus on skills and themes, allowing for organic creativity to emerge. 44:09

  • Future sessions will explore specific poems and further delve into the theme of deliberate creativity. 59:12