affirmations

It may sound counterintuitive, but research suggests that quantity yields quality when it comes to creativity. In the book Art & Fear, David Bayles shares the anecdote of a ceramics teacher who conducted an experiment with his students. He divided the class into two groups.

Group A was to be graded based on the quality of the work they produced, whereas group B would be graded on quantity. To get a perfect grade, group A had to produce only one pot — the most perfect ceramic pot possible — while group B would have to create as many as possible.

The results are fascinating: when it was time for grading, the best work came out of group B, the “quantity” group. While group A was busy debating and theorizing, group B was dutifully creating pots after pots, and learning from their mistakes in the process.

<n>Body On Me</n> by <n>astro psykeman</n>.

A quote on writing from author <n>Anne Lamott</n>.

Digital illustration <n>Child Of The Universe</n> featuring a quote by writer <n>Gustave Flaubert</n>.

We are constantly co-creating our reality. Our mindset, our behavior, our habits, etc. are one side of the co-creation project. God is the rest.

<n>A well spent life</n> print by <n>Sky Fusco</n> for <n>Lordcowboy</n> with text by writer <n>Ashley C. Ford</n>.