At our FIFTH birthday, we invited some past CreativeMornings speakers back to offer up their best advice. While Debbie Millman couldn’t make our event in person, she recorded some satellite advice for us. Here’s Debbie Millman’s five bits of advice.
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"I must tell you, my dreams have been disturbing, but I am still able to see and feel beauty everywhere. Dread and delight at the same time. That is the truth about being alive." —Maira Kalman
At our FIFTH birthday, we invited some past CreativeMornings speakers back to offer up their best advice. While Paola Antonelli couldn’t make our event in person, she recorded some satellite advice for us. Here’s Paola Antonelli’s touching advice on why we should seek out supportive relationships.
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"Create an environment where it’s not only safe to fail, but required to fail." —Seth Godin
At our FIFTH birthday, we invited some past CreativeMornings speakers back to offer up their best advice. While Steven Heller couldn’t make our event in person, he recorded some satellite advice for us. Here’s Steven Heller on why we shouldn’t try to be original.
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"Did you ever think that not knowing is what makes life beautiful?" —Jessi Arrington
"It is the function of the artist to evoke the experience of surprised recognition: to show the viewer what he knows but does not know that he knows."
Kelli Anderson, designer, maker, tinkerer
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)
At our FIFTH birthday, we invited some past CreativeMornings speakers back to offer up their best advice. Kelli Anderson doesn’t believe in advice, however, so here she speaks on why we need to have more empathy.
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What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?
A throwback to last December’s Audience Takes the Stage with Brooks Atwood. His slide made our cut for Super Slidedecks over on Pinterest.
