CREATE A DAILY SCHEDULE FOR CREATIVITY FULL
Patricia Highsmith worked in bed surrounded by cigarettes, an ashtray, matches, a mug of coffee, a doughnut and a cup full of sugar.Novelist Somerset Maugham would think about the first two sentences he wanted to write while soaking in his morning bath Winston Churchill often drank throughout the day.
Composer and pianist Igor Stravinsky did headstands.Mark Twain would stay in his study writing and working from breakfast until dinner, writing straight through lunch.The book, Daily Rituals: How Artists Work, uncovered a few… I’ve studied routines quite a bit, and it turns out that odd rituals have been the foundation of some of the most creative minds in the world. That’s not to say that I have hours to burn each day (I absolutely do not), but my routine helps ensure I do the things I actually care about. But most importantly, because my routine helps me answer a question that holds most people back from making the changes they know they want to make… Most weekdays, I try to stick to a pretty specific schedule – for reasons I’ll explain below. 😉īut many of you have specifically asked about my daily routine, so I figured that today, I’d humor you. I get that a lot – for all kinds of reasons, especially from those who think my full-time job consists solely of writing one blog post each week. – Mike Murdock “So what do you do each day?” “The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine.”
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