An Other Way

In this week's episode KJ Bell talks about the importance of mindset. Listen as he talks through ideas about it's role in the creative process and how it affects our everyday lives.

In this week's episode host KJ Bell tackles a topic he's been hesitant to talk about. Listen to why doing an episode on privilege makes him nervous, and why examining our privilege is important as artists, and as human beings. Link to AOW Meetup group: http://bit.ly/2iiSXVO Follow RJ Aguiar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rj4gui4r

In this episode, host KJ Bell talks about consistency. With a warning to do as he says, not as he does, he details the reasons that consistency is important to any endeavor. Listen as he details his writing shots, and how he attempts to keep himself consistent.

In this episode, host KJ Bell talks about the separation of the self from the work. Listen as he explains why the separation of the personal from the professional is incredibly helpful in any work.

In this week's episode of An Other Way, host KJ Bell talks about comparison. He talks about positive ways we can compare our creative ventures, and the many more ways we usually compare things negatively.

This week host KJ Bell discusses the importance of imagining. He discusses how we are often talked out of using our imaginations at an early age, and how tweaking our own lives with daydreams can expand our creativity.

This week host KJ Bell tackles production. Listen as he recounts his discovery of Sturgeon's Law, makes the case for focusing on quantity before quality, and gives some tips for continuing to produce while stuck.

Listen in this week as host KJ Bell talks about the different kinds of silence and how each of them affects creativity.

In this week's episode host KJ Bell presents the yin and yang of seriousness. Listen as he discusses why we need to not take things so seriously, then why we should take things seriously.

In this episode host KJ Bell talks about help. He hates asking for help, and knows you probably do to. Listen to his arguments for why it's not as bad as either of you think it is.