Once you’ve declared your creative intention and identity to yourself and maybe others, and you’ve thought about the physical and mental space for it, how do you claim your time? How much of it should you look for and, once you have it, what do you do? How do you take your creative appointments seriously without falling into traps of judgment and comparison?
These are all questions asked by this section of Courageous Creativity, and answered by me and my editor on this book, Andrew DeYoung, to the best of our limited abilities.
0.00 - 15:34: Reading (Claim Your Time, Freewriting, Brainstorming)
15:34 - end: Annotations with Andrew & Sara
Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks
