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TEACH What You Know

TEACH What You Know

Learning and teaching are related to each other. The more you teach, the more you will be interested in the topic. Teaching something you know, rather than subtracting, adds more value.

We think that teaching some skills will create direct or indirect competition, but it's not like that. Just learning, not practicing enough, can not make anyone a master.

Masters have practiced more than a student has even tried.

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STOCK & FLOW

STOCK & FLOW

Stock is the durable stuff. It is the content you produce that will be searched today or even a few years later.

Flow is the feed, daily, or sub-daily process updates you share to exist.

Magic formula- Maintain your Flow while working...

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How To SELLOUT

Every Artist Needs Funds.

  • Keep a mailing list- Even though most of us hate emails, all of us have an email address. Reach through emails.
  • Encourage them to sign up by being clear about what they can expect from you and the frequency of the updates. Will it be daily/weekly/month...

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Think PROCESS, Not PRODUCT

Think PROCESS, Not PRODUCT

  • Take people behind the scenes, and show them the other side of work you are engaged in, people want to see how things are made/planned.
  • Every student should make something from his knowledge and resources because no one is going to provide you with t...

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Cabinet of CURIOSITIES

Cabinet of CURIOSITIES

Reading feeds the Writing, which then feeds the Reading.

You are only as good as your own record collection. This includes the books/articles you read, the music you listen to, the people you are influenced by, things you fill your head with, sites you visi...

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Give Proper Credit

Give Proper Credit

You should give the proper credit to the work you took

  • What it is?
  • Who made it?
  • When did he/she make it?
  • Why we should care?
  • How I find it?
  • Where to find more things like this?

This is known as ATTRIBUTION.

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Tell Good Stories

Tell Good Stories

Because work doesn't speak for itself.

WORDS MATTER- People want to know who made it, why it was made, where it came from, and why we need this.

A good story behind an ordinary product can make it a huge brand.

People want to connect, so you nee...

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Stick Around

Stick Around

"Whatever you do, Don't quit your show. Work is never finished, just abandoned".

Whether hit or flop, you still have to face questions (What's Next). You need to be able to persevere, regardless of success or failure. This is what I call CHAIN SMOKING.

We wor...

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Overnight SUCCESS

Overnight SUCCESS

Overnight Success is a MYTH.

Once you dig deep into the story, you'll find the truth. You'll find the months, years, or decades of some hidden talent, priorities, and habits that provided the success.

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ZEN MONK SHUNRYU SUZUKI

In the beginner’s mind, there are many possibilities, In the expert’s mind, there are few.

ZEN MONK SHUNRYU SUZUKI

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Avoid Troll Feeding

Avoid Troll Feeding

A TROLL is a person who is not interested in improving your work but only provokes you with hateful, aggressive, and upsetting talk.

  • Don't feed them, they usually go away if you don't react to them.
  • Try not to have a comment section to avoid these kinds of peop...

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Look for Time

Look for Time

When people ask any creator/artist, "How do you find time for that?" They say, "I look for it." 

You need to find the time for the things you really want to do. Find it during a commute, between work, etc. 

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Follower's TRAP

Follower's TRAP

You should look for hearts, not eyeballs.

Stop worrying about how many followers are there, start worrying about the quality of people who follow you.

If you want to gain more followers, you need to be someone who is interesting & worth following. You...

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Some Other Good Lines From the Book

Some Other Good Lines From the Book

Throw old work, so that we can make room for new.

Books are made out of books.

Invent another you.

Our Obituaries are written before we are dead.

You must become the Editor, while you are still the creator.

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Find your VOICE

Find your VOICE

  • You can't find your voice if you don't use it.
  • Today, if your work is not ONLINE, it doesn't exist.
  • Share your work or even some ongoing process from it with the world to get noticed.

OBITUARIES are not about deat...

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Don't be a HUMAN SPAM

Don't be a HUMAN SPAM

As every intellectual knows, every writer has to become a reader first. One process supports the other.

But a HUMAN SPAM is a person who wants to get published in a journal he has never read. One habit of them is of just talking, not listening. They just want to get noticed...

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Learn to take a PUNCH (CRITICISM)

Learn to take a PUNCH (CRITICISM)

  • Relax/Breathe/Meditate- (No one dies from a bad review).
  • Strengthen your neck- (Put on more work, The more criticism you take, the more you realize that it can't hurt you).
  • Roll with the PUNCHES- (We can't control what kind of criticism we re...

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Begin Again

Begin Again

Don't be content with MASTERY. Learn something new every day, change your courses, and find new ways of doing things always.

Push yourself to be a student again.

Anyone who is not embarrassed of who they were last year probably is not learning enough.

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Don't be a GENIUS, Be an AMATEUR

Don't be a GENIUS, Be an AMATEUR

Because as an Amateur,

  • There is very little to lose.
  • You can try anything new, a new way, a new sort of art/sub-art.
  • You can follow your whims and can change your mind anywhere.

The world is changing so rapidly that it is turning all of us (including...

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Sharing vs Oversharing

Sharing vs Oversharing

Only share the things that are necessary, and related to your final work. Don't show your lunch or latte, just show your work.

Sharing is good, Oversharing is bad. It'll trap you in its own process.

Don't feel embarrassed when sharing. Make mistakes. Go through the '

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Just another homo-sapien

This is the 2nd book from the Author of "Steal Like An Artist" Austin Kleon. In his previous one, he asked to get ideas from different resources and ways, and in this book he ask us to show your work as a process to public to get more connections.

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Teach what you know

Teach what you know

Your knowledge is an asset that becomes infinitely more valuable when you share it.

Teaching not only attracts an appreciative crowd and creates opportunities, but it also unlocks a deeper understanding of your subject matter for you in the process.

10 rules that will help you acquire the skill fast.

  1. Choose a skill you like or that arouse your curiosity.
  2. Focus on only 1 skill at a time, don't learn more than 1 skill at the same time.
  3. Decide the required level you want to reach before starting.
  4. Break up

The secret to make affirmations work for you.

1.Make it personal - Declare your negative thought and write down a positive statement against that belief.

2.Make it memorable - Short, simple, and direct affirmations have more likability. It not only makes it easy to say,...

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