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I powered through reading most of the transcripts[0] a few years ago and watched some. I made notes along the way for the ideas that stuck with me. [0] https:/
by decasteve 7y ago
I powered through reading most of the transcripts[0] a few years ago and watched some. I made notes along the way for the ideas that stuck with me.
[0] https://www.bfi.org/about-fuller/resources/everything-i-know https://www.bfi.org/about-fuller/resources/everything-i-know
- kbenson 7y agoI wasn't paying attention and followed the link thinking it was to your notes, because I definitely don't have time for the transcripts. Have you considered putting your notes online, or even expanding on them and making a series of blog posts? I imagine a lot of people might be more amenable to shorter form exposure to select ideas that they can them go to the source for if they find it interesting enough. Also, I often find preparing a point of view to be publicly expressed brings me to new understanding of it, so perhaps you would benefit from it as well. In any case, it's the type of thing I would love to read, so you have at least one reader if you do so. :)
- decasteve 7y agoUnderstanding Bucky is an exercise of making notes of things that apply to me personally or things that stood out that I could apply to my own work/life. My favourite exercise in applying Bucky’s work was to take his self-disciplines (from Critical Path) and modify them for myself. The value for me was/is the process of making his work personal to me. What stands out about Bucky’s work is that it’s still (if no more so) relevant today. Maybe it is something I should blog about :)