What David Lynch's diet can teach us about creativity
Check out our masterclass available on Patreon: / work-your-ideas-150674674 I used to think you had to suffer to make great art and a comfortable life would kill your creativity. This tortured artist image is seductive and romantic and it makes for cinematic stories and we all crave those dramas of a self-destructive genius. But what if it's not true? Maybe it's not the suffering or the madness or the drama we imagine artists need. Maybe it's something else entirely?

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