I had never heard of Carol Dweck or the growth mindset before watching the ted talk. I can relate to the growth mindset in terms of film making. Past films I have made are hard to look on because of the scrutiny and advice I've received from teachers in my time learning at the University of Oklahoma. If I look at old films and current film I am making as a step towards greatness instead of a step towards failure I am more likely to create more films with the idea of growth in mind rather than skill. I may be more interested in learning more if there are aspects of growth mindset that can help me learn better.
Four Questions to Help You Overcome Procrastination I'd never thought of just starting on something as being a way to avoid procrastination, even if it's a small step. I always wake up in a day or even think about what I have to do the day before and yet I still manage to procrastinate till the last minute. Time Management Tips Just for Creatives So while I feel that I am good at managing my time, I know that I am bad at managing my energy. Often, even with big plans for the day, halfway through I give up on the rest of my agenda because I'm just too tired or lack the energy to start working ahead on things. Doing the worst things first and saving the best for last seemed like a useful tip, especially considering that when you finish with something great/something easy, all the work you'd done that day seems to be easy. I often find myself saving the hardest work for last because it requires the most of my time and attention. I should definitely try swit...
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