How To Manage Multiple Interests And Become Better Than 99% of People
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Description of video:
Managing multiple interests can feel overwhelming, but there's a solution used by one of the greatest artists of all time-Michelangelo. In this video, I share his story and reveal the simple strategy he used to balance his many passions. From his early days of stealing corpses to study anatomy to becoming a master architect, sculptor, and painter, Michelangelo combined his diverse interests to create some of the most iconic works of art in history. By mastering the intersection of different skills, he shows us that we don't need to specialize in just one thing to excel.
If you’re someone who feels torn between multiple passions, this video will help you understand how to combine them into a unique advantage. You’ll learn how to manage your various interests through the concept of "Circle Theory," a strategy that allows you to overlap different skill sets and stand out in competitive fields without ever becoming a full-time specialist. Whether you’re an artist, writer, or entrepreneur, this approach can help you create work that stands the test of time-just like Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel.
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Hi Dries , I just love the way you tell art history and make it relative to today. Another great talk another great listen listen.👍👍👍
Glad you enjoy it!
Yes, great story telling!
The normies 😂😂😂
Don't let the normies get to you
Dries, I love the way you presented this video and made it very related. I've been watching your videos for a long time and I appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge. Every time I watch them, I learn something new. Thank you! I just Subscribed and look forward to your next upload.☺
I appreciate that!
Hahaha I remember when I turned 21, I was sort of depressed that I hadn’t achieved what Michelangelo had at that age. Delusions of grandeur never left entirely !
hahaha, I know that feeling.
Your videos are definitely getting better. I think your problem could be nature-designed 18% of bees not to listen to the waggle dance and go where the pollen is, but go their own way. They are the chosen ones who discover the new sources and save the hive. How do you teach them if they won't listen to your waggle dance?
Don't sell to the unsellable, just move on and sell to those who want to buy from you.
This is the best! But the hits keep coming and you may just knock me off my stool of procrastination, laziness and inertia soon enough. Love the vivid imagery of painting with lightning from the sky. The Creative Jealousy Folder is a great idea and the Circle Theory very helpful for artists to embrace our multiple interests for recognition rather than be like the normies with one job only.
F those normies. The older I get the less I can stand them XD
How did you know I had a wood burning tool? 🤣🤣🤣
I know everything!
@@driesketels You are so funny Dries. 😄
Also they say Michelangelo had 15 to 20 apprentices helping with the Chapel, it wasn't just him doing the painting. So don't be afraid to hire people to do some jobs for you when you get overwhelmed. You don't need to be building canvases, doing undercoats, cleaning up etc. ( if you got the cash )
Yeah he did (likely much less than 15) but he didn't like their work and so it's been said that he fired all of the apprentices helping him and eventually did it alone.
P.S. still good idea to find helpers and assistants for sure
Haha this was so entertaining and relatable Dries...thank you for seeing into my life of multiple interests and showing how it can be a great thing! I've been contemplating this for a long time and how to weave all the skills together as a classical pianist, artist, entomologist, gardener, iguana guardian (LOL) and someone who is curious about way too many things! I'm glad to know it's a valuable asset and that I'm a micro Michelangelo haha :) Thank you again for your humor, wisdom, and genius :)!!!!
My pleasure Laura!!
Hey Dries, always appreciate your delving into art history then relating it back to present day circumstances in a thought provoking and motivational context. It's so refreshing and inspiring! Found the circle of interest part mind blowing!!
you're welcome
I liked when you called me “a creative genius that is about to change the world.” 😂 finally someone recognizes me 😅. Thank you Dries!
Always!
I am in a specialized field of polysomnography...now I realized Im stuck in this field, since switching career in this system is fatal due to financial reliance on that specialized job..
Ah well now I know, and now I'm using my circle of interests to build a channel that's reflective of my own self.
Once again, great insight in this video!
"Ah well now I know"... Love that. Nice philosophy on life.
Good luck with the channel
By encouraging specialization, workers become highly skilled in one area but often lack the broader knowledge needed to challenge or understand the full scope of the system they’re part of. Your work sounds fascinating, If I may, could I ask, In your experience, what are the most subtle yet clinically significant patterns or anomalies in polysomnographic data that are often overlooked?
lol, you are great, can't stop laughing :))))
glad to hear that
Excellent video! Thanks for your work!
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant Dries... the folder and the circles... Great advice here...well worth following up on as you suggest...
Glad it was helpful!
".. AND suddenly out of nowhere.." such an intriguing opening :)
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