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Showing posts with label Pennsylvania. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pennsylvania. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Escape all pressures


Author and actor John Cleese had it right: "You can't become playful, and therefore creative, if you're under your usual pressures." What can you remove to feel less pressured?
This is a great quote from one of the great author, and actors. And what he is trying to say to find a way, to escape your pressures that you may have on a daily basis. For instance, your daily pressures could be work, kids, wife/girlfriend, or even parents. Whatever it may be, find out when your next day off from work is, or when are the kids are not going to be around you for the moment, or when are you going to see or be with your wife, or girlfriend again. Those things could be stress relief as well. Another example is when I started to see my latest girlfriend, when we started seeing each other. I would come up from Maryland, to Pennsylvania to see her. I would mostly come up when we didn't have neither of our kids were around (not like we didn't want them around or anything just a some time away from them.) I had noticed that I had a lot of stress was taken away from being with her. And was able to release a lot of my creativity that way.

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Take a shower


Edward de Bono once explained: "some of the best results come when people stop to think about things that no one else has stopped to think about." The shower is the perfect place to stop and think about your problem.
I think that the shower is one of them, for me there are others. For example, washing dishes, sleeping, driving (anywhere), and my favorite, and my worst place is at work. What I mean by that is that I can come up with alot of brilliant ideas at work. Mostly coming up with new songs. The only problem I have with it is, and also is the worst thing to happen to me is. That I can't write down the ideas, but before I had moved to Pennsylvania to work at my new job, I would record the beat, or the ideas musically in my head and put them in my voice recorder and then would try to remember what the idea was later when I'm ready to make it into a musical composition.