So then I have to summarize my entire context to a disinterested, right. “I've recently found a new way of making, or getting through major life decisions when I'm feeling stuck is to describe my problem to a mentor, especially if it's someone who doesn't know me at all. You can be someone else when you're just doing some creative and trying to, if you're feeling stuck, you can always do it a different way.” Making Life Decisions You know, it's like you don't have to be yourself. Sorry, what? He said, okay, now sing it to me like your Grover from Sesame street, whatever. Like you're sneaking up on me with a knife behind your back and about to kill me. So for years, I was a singer, and my voice teacher would teach me like I would go in and work on a new song. And I don't mean you know you, your voice box, but I mean, whatever you're doing artistically, and you can always just pretend that you're somebody else, whether it's your role model or just something else, and you can do whatever they would do. You get up, on the other hand, if you're having a stylistic problem like you're. Let me try doing the opposite of whatever I'm doing. It's just like a typical tool in the toolbox of people doing anything creative, it's like, let me try and reverse it. There's always a way to like to flip it over and consider the opposite of whatever you're doing. Like if you're stuck in a creative problem, whether it's making music or whatever you do.
Right? Like I think that's the same with anything in life. Like when you get stuck on something, you try to break down this big problem down into smaller, more specific problems. “But with writing, I think it's the same as anything else.
Show Notes Derek's Background Life - Intentional and Unintentional Events Getting to Speak at TED What Did You Do Before TED Derek's Writing Process
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