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Stay Creative, Focused, and True to Yourself with Austin Kleon

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He is one of the most insightful voices on one of my favorite topics: building and maintaining a creativity habit. Today on the show please welcome my long-time friend and creative inspirator – Austin Kleon.

If you’re not familiar with this work, Austin is a lifelong artist and the bestselling author of three earlier books (Newspaper Blackout, Steal Like an Artist and Show Your Work)…but today we’re all about his new book titled Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad.

And BONUS – this episode is an extra special treat because Austin came out to Seattle and we chatted in front of a live audience! Some great questions, a few good laughs, and it all takes place in a huge church! Want to avoid burn-out and stay creative in good times and bad? This’ll be a great listen.

We also cover…

  • Maintaining creative momentum
  • Austin’s personal daily practice
  • Kids and creativity
  • Getting unstuck
  • The value of time as a great editor for your work
  • And…the value of ‘going away so you can come back.’

Enjoy and subscribe to the podcast below if you dig.  Please give Austin a shout on social @AustinKleon 😉

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