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Episode 79: the 4 c's - create - contribute - cultivate - Consume

the 4 C's - create-contribute - cultivate- consume - episode 79

“The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul.” In this episode I talk about what I am calling the 4Cs - create, contribute, cultivate and consume. I share this new theory of mine in regards to helping my children be more aware of how they spend their time, but it really relates to everyone. I also mention how long it takes to create different things, like a fancy birthday cake, a book, or even an amazing musical versus how long it takes for us to consume that thing. It is my theory that if you have more of the first 3 - create, contribute and cultivate then your overall well being is so much better. Listen up to the theory and you will also find out my “aha” moment as well.

Show Notes: Hi Friends! I hope you enjoyed listening to this episode. Below are all the references.

How Long Does it Take to Write a Book & Do it Well?Many new writers want to know how long does it take to write a book. If you follow these 5 tips for writing quickly, you can do it in 30 to 90 days.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Book Published?Writing a book is one thing, but how long does it take to get a book published? What variables come into play? Are there things a writer can do to speed up the process? We dive into these questions and more.

How long does it take to write a novel by Stephen B. King

Your Brain on CreativityNeuroscience research reveals creativity's "brainprint."

The Science of Creativity: What Happens In Your Brain When You CreateCan scientists predict who is more likely to create? The science of creativity looks at where creativity comes from and how the brain works together to generate innovative ideas. Here's what creatives need to know about science and creativity.

Want to Be Happy? Create More Than You Consume - iCreateDailyIt could almost be a Law of Nature. Perhaps it is. A universal human experience is there's greater fulfillment when you create more than you consume.

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