Steal Like an Artist

And my third book is not a magic book.

It's called Steal Like an Artist.

This is a book I treasure very much because this is a book about creativity and it gives you the permission to take what you've learned and make it your own and make it different and unique.

Now, I know in our community, when somebody says steal, somebody stole a routine, very different context than this book.

Actually, it's a three book series.

Highly recommend it.

Steal Like an Artist, show your work.

And I've forgotten the name of the third book, but look it up.

It, it, it wasn't like I got to watch him rehearse him and the symphony for four days and thought, "My God, that, that's, that's, that's what it's all about." It was just that human connection that he created, uh, in that, in that experience.

And, uh, and, and I think that, uh, there's a a- interesting book by Austin Kleon, uh, called Steal Like an Artist.

Um, and one of the things that, that he talks about is the fact that, that in reality, it, it, it's what we perceive in people is what is important.

And yeah, and at, at times you can say, "Maybe I can take ownership of somewhat of that is."

You know, a few years ago, uh, actually probably m- like a decade now, I was at a engage conference, and there was a author.

His name was, um, uh, Austin Kleon, and he wrote a book called Steal Like an Artist.

And as you were talking, Alina, it reminded me of what he was saying.

He's like, "Look, guys, I know we're all creative, but let's be real.

This is Julian, and I'm here in Barcelona, and this week's book is Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative by Austin Kleon.

And a couple things before we crack into these 10 points is that first of all, this isn't just for, quote-unquote, artists.

Okay, if you're hearing this, you're like, "Well, I'm not a writer, I'm not a painter, I'm not a, uh, designer, I'm not a musician, I'm not an actor," well, guess what? Okay, it's not just for that.

It just comes to me." And this one really gives you the honest truth.

So, uh, as always, enjoy.

So the first out of the 10 points here is the title of the book, Steal Like an Artist.

Okay, and the idea here is that nothing is original.

What he says is, "What a good artist understands is that nothing comes from nowhere.

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So my definition of creativity leans much closer to something like a, a new mashup of old existing things, and this actually, I'm, I'm constantly recommending this book by Austin Kleon called Steal Like an Artist, and I just love how he, um, kind of gives you quote after quote and example after example of how all these great artists are looking at other people's work-

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And I love how you brought that up because, um, imitation, I mean, yeah, you said it.

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