The Art of Recklessness

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A Good Plan Won't Save You From Inaction
Standing at the Threshold
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The Double Bind Problem of Self-Taught Creatives Discovering Deeper Insights From Fewer Resources
What if you don’t need more information, but more time in the Field?
 • Saili Katebe
Why Trying to Do Everything Is Actually Doing Nothing (The Focus Paradox Every Creative Needs to Know)
The birthday paradox: In a room of 23 people, there's a 50% chance two of those twenty-three share a birthday.
 • Saili Katebe
The Real Apprentice’s Choice: Recklessness or Perfection?
I used to, and sometimes still do, suffocate my own writing, thinking that each line I wrote had to be polished, sharp, and explainable.
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The Debt Every Writer Must Pay
I have been writing the same poem for the past six months.
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What I Learned About Flow (and Why Pleasure Still Matters)
“The best moments in our lives are not the passive, relaxing times, but usually occur when a person’s body or mind is stretched to its limits in a…
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On Building a Creative Practice That Lasts
Standing on stage in front of a sold-out crowd at the Trinity Art Centre, I realised that if the biggest audience I ever perform for after this moment…
 • Saili Katebe
The Art of Recklessness
The Art of Recklessness
Documenting the perfectly imperfect road to mastery as an Artist, Student and Thinker.
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