Episode #13: Start before you are ready, the scaffolding of meaning, and the existential habit of commoditising nature
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Episode #13: Start before you are ready, the scaffolding of meaning, and the existential habit of commoditising nature
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In this episode I realise how important meaning is as a way of organising my attention, reflect on the value of starting before I am ready in any creative endeavour and try to understand why human beings seek out quiet and stillness in nature only to fill it with noise.
TL;DL
1:14 “The River Thames Project” and organising my attention to find flow
11:56 On humans and making noise in nature
19:15 A trip to Canada and the importance of starting before you are ready to start
29:04 The mysterious world of Connie Cyclonic
Links to things I mentioned
The paper on flow that I mention
Sound of Silence podcast
The imperfect portrait experiment
Two day Inner Critic Workshop
Mask Workshop
Solstice Festival at Samphire Hoe
The written substack version of this episode can be read on my Substack.
If you're wondering why this is an accidental podcast then listen to the first 5 minutes of episode one.
Comments, questions, requests and stuff to stevexoh@gmail.com
(Total listening time 30’ 44”)