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Thanks for the video! it is a really drastic change, from structured corporate lifestyle, to creative one. After I drained myself way more than I needed, I moved to a different country to a village with only a few people, but in the middle of a big valley, surrounded by forests and mountains. It was I should say, a rollercoaster of emotions, when there were no distractions like you mentioned, as simple as city noises and constant need to be somewhere. Many of us are so numb, because it is constantly there, but after a few months only with sounds of nature (or nothing at all! as it gets in the mountains at night in winter), it's like my ears were finally safe enough to start hearing, nose is not smelling fumes from the cars.. I wanted to ask, how do you deal with this feeling of still needing to produce something in those 8 hours like in a corporate? I find it very difficult to get out of this - wake up, do the work, go to sleep.. whole corporate hustle pattern. It's not creativity, but more of the same, just in a different location..
Hi, thanks for watching and the comment. As for your question, I'm not sure I've totally figured that out either, so I would not call myself an expert. So here are two thoughts, just as a personal observation. 1. I think time away from any culture, while immersing ourselves in a new environment will teach you something new and you will figure out what is good for your soul. 2. Maybe we are innately driven to create, produce or imagine something & bring it to fruition, it's a function of the curious minds that we can been blessed with & when we are really in flow we will work way more than 8 hours on that which ignites our passions with out question.
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Great video
I love Ireland, I miss it so much. I'm not a content creator but i subscribed anyway.
Thank you for subbing & all are welcome here, I'm here for all the creatives & I believe everyone is creative.
Thanks for the video! it is a really drastic change, from structured corporate lifestyle, to creative one. After I drained myself way more than I needed, I moved to a different country to a village with only a few people, but in the middle of a big valley, surrounded by forests and mountains. It was I should say, a rollercoaster of emotions, when there were no distractions like you mentioned, as simple as city noises and constant need to be somewhere. Many of us are so numb, because it is constantly there, but after a few months only with sounds of nature (or nothing at all! as it gets in the mountains at night in winter), it's like my ears were finally safe enough to start hearing, nose is not smelling fumes from the cars.. I wanted to ask, how do you deal with this feeling of still needing to produce something in those 8 hours like in a corporate? I find it very difficult to get out of this - wake up, do the work, go to sleep.. whole corporate hustle pattern. It's not creativity, but more of the same, just in a different location..
Hi, thanks for watching and the comment.
As for your question, I'm not sure I've totally figured that out either, so I would not call myself an expert. So here are two thoughts, just as a personal observation.
1. I think time away from any culture, while immersing ourselves in a new environment will teach you something new and you will figure out what is good for your soul.
2. Maybe we are innately driven to create, produce or imagine something & bring it to fruition, it's a function of the curious minds that we can been blessed with & when we are really in flow we will work way more than 8 hours on that which ignites our passions with out question.