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Jamey Erickson, an avid cyclist, designer and consistent creator, shares his thoughts on the creative process, failure, presence and more.
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In BTT 002, I talk with my good friend, Jamey Erickson, a cool dad and consistent creator of a whole lot of stuff. Stuff like biking thousands of miles each year, taking epic photos of the Milky Way galaxy, starting his own design agency, and organizing events for Doing Stuff. Jamey and I talk about moving from creative idea to finished project, the role of failure in the process, astrophotography and more. There’s a lot of gold in this conversation that I hope will inspire you to do more of what matters.
For more from Jamey Erickson, you can check out his website or see upcoming Doing Stuff events in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.
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Anthony, thank you for your great choices of people you interviewed! You are very well rounded person and at the same time very eager to learn from others. I agree that failure is the way to find what we really want in this life…and what makes us happier…
Looking forward to new ideas and meeting new people through your channels!
Would you please find some nurses to interview to emphasize the important harmony in holistic style of life…
Thanks!
Hi Vesna! Thank you for the kind words, and I’m glad you’re enjoying the podcast. I’ll keep a lookout for guests with a nursing background to have on future podcast seasons!
Hi there! I’m not sure how I discovered this Podcast, but I did. I needed to find something to listen to for our trek from MN to Southern California because of my husband’s job demotion. Anyways, MN and my family didn’t get along in the 10 months of us living there. We are much more of a West Coast type. I find that anybody from Main to Maryland to Iowa and Wisconsin have no problem fitting in. I’ve listened to a couple of your podcasts. I have a suggestion for you: Jaimal Yogis. He’s written “All Our Waves Are Water” and a couple of other books. The theme is always mindfulness. His book have led me through suggestion to one of my all time faves “The Brain that Changes Itself” by Norman Doidge, M.D. your podcast is so far so good, a bit monotone so I start to fall asleep but all well meaningful. The key to life is not minimalism, it’s mindfulness. Right here, right now. Take 2 years of DBT and you’ll see it to. Smell your favorite perfume, get lost in gorgeous nature, even a Podcast that keeps you in the moment. Good luck on life!
Lindsay Richter
Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll be checking it out. 🙂 Glad you found the podcast. I’ll do what I can to kick things up a bit.