Daily Rituals How Artists Work

I'm not going to lean everything on the visual system, but I've been listening to this book that unfortunately is only available as an audio book called Daily Rituals, which it's got two minute chapters and it describes the daily rituals of writers and artists and creatives.

One of the old book that Tim actually produced the audio book, daily rituals.

it's this, uh, it's this cool book. It's a collection of sort of one to two pages each on really famous artists and thinkers from the last couple hundred years. And, um, just what their daily routine was like

there seemed to be no correlation between, uh, longevity and, and a degree of hard living, you know, people who were the most disciplined, like would die in their fifties. And people who, um, led the craziest lives would live into their nineties.

I was reading this review of Mason Curry's book, Daily Rituals, How Artists Work.

Oh, I read his books, both of them.

Then you're going to know more about this.

I've only read excerpts.

But I thought it was really interesting how he talked about this idea that maybe doesn't apply as much to Cass, but like you're saying, many writers need. And it's this idea that order and routine is what allows for creativity and daring.

And then the other thing I think to look at when you're thinking about the relationship between creativity and walks, if you've read Mason Curry's book, daily rituals, like almost every page in the book for every famous artist, philosopher, thinker, composer, whatever, I would say 50% of them have some kind of walking process.