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Might be true, but it's easy to misjudge this: in your 9-6 you have lots of time to process any interesting ideas that come your way and then move on to the nex
by stdbrouw 12y ago
Might be true, but it's easy to misjudge this: in your 9-6 you have lots of time to process any interesting ideas that come your way and then move on to the next thing, whereas while you were a rafting guide you probably chewed on the same ideas for longer and at odd times, making them appear more salient and profound.
- Disruptive_Dave 12y agoI think many of us mistake "creativity" for "having great ideas appear in our minds". That's only a part of it, and "rafting guide" is a great environment for that part. The next part - filtering and workshopping those ideas - probably works best in a more traditional work environment with some constraints and teammates.
- thatusertwo 12y agoI understand what you are saying, but in my traditional work environment (day job) I have to wait till I get home to do anything with an idea.
- collyw 12y agoWhy would that be misjudging it? I would say that is part of the creative process.