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Craft-Driven [Creativity Series #4]

Craft-Driven [Creativity Series #4]

FromUnthinkable with Jay Acunzo


Craft-Driven [Creativity Series #4]

FromUnthinkable with Jay Acunzo

ratings:
Length:
37 minutes
Released:
Apr 11, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

When you agonize over the act of creation itself -- for its own sake, not for some ulterior motive or end result -- good things happen. But in the business world, whether in marketing or as an entrepreneur or freelancer, that mentality is surprisingly rare. So what do you call that behavior when someome wants to skip right to the end result, craft be damned? There's a word for it -- a behavior we need to avoid if we want to be truly creative in our careers. 
 
In this episode, we hear the story of Alessandro "San" Bellino, owner of Gracenote Coffee, an espresso bar in downtown Boston. He takes us deep into his approach to his craft, where we'll learn what really matters and get inspired for attacking our own work.
 
LINKS TO KNOW:

Gracenote's Twitter: twitter.com/gracenoteboston
The Coffee Trike's Twitter: twitter.com/TheCoffeeTrike
 
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SUPPORT FOR THIS EPISODE:
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TOPICS DISCUSSED:

Creativity

Coffee

Espresso
Ice Cream
Italy
Culture
Employee Happiness
Management
Boston
Craftsmanship
The Coffee Trike
Gracenote Coffee
Consciousness
Focus
Work/Life Balance
Being Craft-Driven
Game Theory
Game Mechanics
Intrinsic Motivation
 
 
Released:
Apr 11, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Stories to inspire creative work. Unlike other shows about creativity, we're on a journey to understand one concept: resonance. What does it take to create work so resonant, people take action? Travel the business world as we explore. I'm your host, Jay Acunzo. I'm an author, speaker, and showrunner formerly of Google, HubSpot, and ESPN. Today, I'm on a mission to help people make what matters most to their careers, companies, and communities. Thanks for listening!