August 2010
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Paper and pencil is the conduit for reasoning outside of your brain.
– A profound and a strong case for writing, if only to clear your head and clarify your ideas. Thank you, Frank Chimero.
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The thing about opening your mind up to a new story idea is that you once you do...
– Jennie Nash: Little Notebooks Everywhere: How the Idea for a Novel Grows Nash uses mini Moleskines to record her on-the-go ideas for a future novel. How do you keep track of your ideas and projects?
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Stop trying to think outside the box and put your energy into making a bigger...
– Stop Trying To Be Creative - Stepcase Lifehack
Get inspired to be more creative by trying to be less creative.
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Faber-Castell Grip 2001 Meltdown
So hot, even the rubberized dots on Faber-Castell Grip 2001 pencils are starting to melt! So sad to see these pencils succumb to the heat as they are my all-time favorites.
Original Article
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Fresh Starts in September →
Hot on the heels of our back-to-school enthusiasm, author Jennifer Weiner talks about how September is the new January and the best time to make a fresh start.
It’s paradoxical, I know. Fall represents the end of things: the summer, and the year drawing to a close. But for anyone who remembers that sensation of optimism and excitement—the smell of freshly sharpened pencils and new shoes, the...
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Simple + Bold: momentum... →
if one of your goals is to remove clutter from your home and/or office…
the best thing to do is to get some momentum.
going through this myself, if you just start the process, it becomes easier and easier to remove stuff/clutter from your life..
some advice:
1. decide to remove ONE thing a…
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