Correlation: 1. My creative friends go to bed in the early hours of the morning. 2. My productive friends wake up in the early hours of the morning.

The reason to win the game is so that you can be free of it.

The goal of media is to make every problem, your problem.

You don’t have eight creative, problem-solving hours in the day - you have two. Spend your time wisely.

What feels like play to you, but looks like work to others?

Bitcoin is an exit from the Fed. DeFi is an exit from Wall Street. Social media is an exit from mass media. Homeschooling is an exit from industrial education. Remote work is an exit from 9-5. Creator economy is an exit from employment. Individuals are leaving institutions.

How do you get unstuck – and find a path through creative darkness? In our latest newsletter, you'll find two powerful creative exercises from George Kembel inspired by Kamilah Forbes Susan Orlean & Chip Kidd. Take them along with you on your own creative path: mailchi.mp/bcf70deb584d/k…

As we mourn yesterday’s tragic loss of life, the Boulder Chamber will light the Boulder Star for 10 days in honor of each victim and to demonstrate a shared commitment to support their families. 📷: Downtown Boulder

"We need to push ourselves into situations of discovery. Moving forward is the most important thing. There should be less focus on WHICH step, and rather just taking ANY step in order to keep advancing." — George Kembel in #Creativity on @joinClubhouse mailchi.mp/bcf70deb584d/k…

Proud to announce: The new @MastersofScale Courses App is LIVE! It helps you cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset through a 10-minute daily practice. The whole learning experience is guided by @ReidHoffman, w/delightful easter eggs from the @WaitWhat team 1/2

If you’re working from home & need a creative jolt ⚡️ Or just a sense of creative community? Join me & the wonderful creativity-sparking George Kembel on Clubhouse TODAY at 4pm ET for an interactive workshop. You couldn’t ask for a warmer, more welcoming room ...

"Start with what you know, then push against it. Your creative outcome isn’t close to what you know. You need to push yourself into a groundless space where new things will emerge, where you'll find your voice." — George Kembel

Ask for guidance from your subconscious, don't try to solve everything with your analytical mind.

Today! Spark your creativity with a live interactive workshop. w/June Cohen @GAKembel Chris McLeod jodinedorce & the whole Creativity club Today, May 19, 4pm Eastern on Clubhouse Not a CH member yet? Hit this link to join: joinclubhouse.com/event/MwYX1wYe

The week’s most joyful hour! Join me, George Kembel & our creative community from Spark & Fire: Fuel Your Creativity to think out loud about creative flow — how you get it, what happens in it, what pulls you out & how to recover. On Clubhouse today at 4:00 ET clubhouse.com/event/Pbg9awkB

Our mind isn’t just our thinking mind; it includes all of our senses. Our hands can think, our bodies think. — George Kembel in Creativity Club Join us every Wednesday Clubhouse to learn & share your creative practice tips: joinclubhouse.com/club/Creativity

The most joyful hour of the week!@SparkandFirePod creative workshop w/Stanford dSchool cofounder George Kembel. George Kembel Today, Jun 16 at 4:00 PM EDT on Clubhouse Join us! clubhouse.com/event/xjjrpgoJ

Today: Our final workshop of the season! I’m discussing “Spark your creativity!” with George Kembel (George Kembel), Chris McLeod, jodinedorce. Today, Jun 30 at 4:00 PM EDT on @clubhouse. Join us! clubhouse.com/event/PYBjVNKE

When you're deep in a creative project, you're in a tangled swamp – and you have to be comfortable with the discomfort of being in the swamp. You can't close yourself off from that discomfort, because it will close you off from the beauty you can encounter. -June Cohen+@Gakembel

"Part of the art of growing your craft, your creative practice, is finding the balance of holding on and letting go. Holding on while the work is transforming, and once the transformation is complete, both in the work and within you, you let go." George Kembel on @clubhouse