brainstorming
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This is not particularly radical but upon watching Billie Ellish’s Same Interview, I really do think it’s worthwhile for me to do the same. For my YouTube channel. I’ve always been obsessed with having a record of my thoughts, my development, and my change throughout the years. At the more arrogant age of 20 or
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Habit creep. An idea that I read about from the amazing James Clear. He writes about how we should adopt habits in the same way lifestyle changes happen slowly yet surely (subscriptions to Netflix, upgrading your phone..) So what habits do I want to creep into my life? What I want to keep up: yoga,
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How do we make music competitions a positive and nurturing experience? How do we navigate through the competitive, win-lose, and often tortuous nature of these contests? On top of that, how can jury members, organisers, and the administration ensure that competitors will WANT to come back because they’re able to get so much value out
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What would happen if four classical musicians and a producer worked on writing an album? What would happen if they were put in a large house with a recording studio and told to come up with 10 songs for an album? I think it would be absolutely brilliant. If you would like to do this
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I recently MC’d for a wedding. A covid-19 wedding. What does that mean? It means no dancing, no getting up from your table and mingling with others, and every drink must be ordered with your waiter – no bar service. I wrestled with the question of how to make something like trivia, fun and entertaining.
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Inspired by Peter Diamandis’ quote (below) and Seth Godin’s daily blogging, I’ve decided to combine the two and write down a crazy idea that I have everyday in hopes that one or some of them will 1. get developed 2. be inspiring to others and we can work on the idea together 3. stimulate my
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