If you’re involved in creativity you’ll want to listen to this one. Robert Fritz is a best selling author, award-winning filmmaker, composer, and an organizational consultant. He has been developing and leading training’s for the past 25 years. More than 80,000 people in 27 countries have participated in his training’s.
Here is what we talk about
- Why do the arts exist?
- Creative heroes
- Structural tension
- Childhood creativity
- Ira Glass’s gap
- The creative process
- The role of love in creativity
- Artistic challenges
- Self esteem
- Aging well
- Creator and creation
- Recommended books and workshops
From Robert:-
The Art of the creative process
https://www.facebook.com/RobertFritzInc/posts/826096347466337
A little lesson in song structure.
https://www.facebook.com/RobertFritzInc/posts/833967680012537:0
To find out more about Robert and his work
http://www.robertfritz.com
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I really enjoyed the podcast as much as I have enjoyed Robert Fritz’s books.I have a daughter who is in her first year of college and wants to quit and I can understand why after seeing how little creating I have done and all the roadblocks to creating I have given to my daughter and I only wish I could find a creative mentor for her that could help her now in her time of need while I find the creative process for myself.I would appreciate any suggestions you might have.Thanks for your time.
Thanks, Joseph.
It’s a little hard to give advice since I don’t know the particulars of her story. I can tell you, you may be taking too much credit for her wanting to quit college. Does she know what she wants to do with her life? Of course, check out our website for our list of courses and schedule. There is one workshop that might be particularly helpful called “Choices.” You can look it up. Also, I wrote a new blog for our Facebook page which may be helpful as well: https://www.facebook.com/RobertFritzInc It is titled “The Illusion of Perfection,” and you’ll find it interesting and, perhaps, relevant. Thanks for your kind words about the book and my chat with John. Just to say, I really loved talking with him about the creative process. He is one great guy. All the best… Robert Fritz
Robert, always a joy listening to you interview. I receive something new each time I listen, my capacity must be growing. Looking forward to seeing you in Vermont soon.
Thanks, David,
Hope to see you in Vermont too. All the best, Robert