How to find your direction, in work and life
Hint: despite the advice in self-help books, it's not about following your passion
Productivity, mindset, and doing the work

Hint: despite the advice in self-help books, it's not about following your passion

We're being force-fed convenience, apps that take the effort out of everything. But some things are worthwhile because they're hard. Creative work, for instance..

What I learned from re-reading Cal Newport’s book Deep Work

Sally Mann is an acclaimed photographer. Her book Art Work is a guide to the creative life. Want to know how to be an artist? Start here.

A radical approach to productivity: do what you want to do, not what you feel you have to do. Choose joy.

Let's talk about deadlines. Why we need them, why we dread them, how to deal with them gracefully.

If there never feels enough time to make the creative work you want to make, here are ten reasons why.

Five exercises to help you get started. To keep going. And then get your work out there.

If New Year's resolutions and goal-setting doesn't work for you, try this instead.

For creatives, thinking time is essential. Bill Gates had a regular Think Week. Could you adapt that to your life?

Advice from Jonathan Ive, Zaha Hadid and other brilliant creatives

Most creative lives are full of interruptions, disruptions, curveballs. Or even just holidays! Here's how to get back into flow quickly
