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The Accidental Creative book

From the book THE ACCIDENTAL CREATIVE by Todd Henry

As a follower of the Accidental Creative podcast since episode 1.... of course I got his first book the day it was released... as I think we should try to support the people we believe in...especially if they have been helpful to us attaining our goals and ultimately help us do what makes us happy... which the AC has done for me through the years... So yeah its a great book.


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  1. Thanks for opening my eyes about this book. Just placed my order now and told 3 other people about it!

    BTW. can you please put a blog search box on your blog.. You have hundreds (if not thousands of entries) and it's hard to find old articles I've already read before. Would be nice to throw in a keyword and let it filter the results on your blog. Cheers mate!

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  2. @Amer

    No proB! Now there is a search bar right above the posts ^ ^ thanks for the recommendation!

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  3. Perfecto!!! Thanks for that.. I've been lurking on your blog for years and finding old entries was starting to get harder and harder!

    BTW, have you checked out Seth Godin's book (Linchpin: Are You Indispensable?). That one is a real motivator. It's what got me to finally start learning filmmaking and 3D animation, after putting it off for nearly 10 years!

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  4. @Amer no proB! Yeh if you check my past entries I talked about Linchpin a bit as it made a big impression on me as well ^_^ Steven Pressfield's "The war of art" is another great motivator

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  5. Just slammed that picture in someone's face JUST NOW. Thanks dood.

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  6. Hey M,

    what happened to the world premiere? Isn't it due?

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  7. @Johnny Guitar

    I cancelled that festival screening... I wrote a post about why a few weeks back... I'm looking at premiering somewhere else now ^ ^ As soon as I know anything I'll post here of course!

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  8. Premier it in my living room. I'm sure my mom would be down to make everyone some burritos.

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