100-Day Creator Challenge #58: Refuel
How do you refuel?
Hello friends,1
Today we muse over the following:
How do you refuel?
In life and in your (creative) work?
Your posts
056. Crossing the creator-consumer divide | Kevin Zhai | 02/18/2023
🎶 I’m starting with the man in the arena 🎶
057. There‘s never enough time | Kevin Zhai | 02/18/2023
Sabbatical delusions
Day 79 | João Mateus | 02/19/2023
I spent the day in the woods...
Easy | Laila Faisal | 02/19/2023
Making meaning | Laila Faisal | 02/19/2023
Day 80 | João Mateus | 02/20/2023
Embrace Chaos
Airbrush: exploring a new medium | Laila Faisal | 02/20/2023
Reclaiming space for creativity and joy | Laila Faisal | 02/20/2023
I should go out into nature more often [vlog] | Jibran el Bazi | 02/20/2023
Watch now (2 min) | Some thoughts on the threshold before doing something that’s fun and good for you. | 100 DoW #58
An Everlasting Hong Kong Cantonese Meal: A Tribute to Cooking with Economy and Grace | Christin Chong, PhD: Buddhist Chaplain-In-Training | 02/20/2023
moving to the metronome | Yuelian Hong | 02/20/2023
as i crossed the street at an intersection today i noticed that the pedestrian signal was moderating the pace at which i walked, an expectant tik-tik-tik playing from speakers suspended somewhere in the air above me. as the invisible timer wound down, a faster, high-pitched
Day 81 | João Mateus | 02/21/2023
Some notes while watching the waves
Creator Economy Outreach | Chris Wong | 02/21/2023
When people think of business they think of scale and leverage. In the creator economy, it's very apparent. Everyone wants to create an audience and sell digital products to them.
The strength of the creator economy is connection. You can connect with thousands of
Just intonation introduction | gome | 02/21/2023
In which I must explain equal temperament first
058. Don’t forget to dance | Kevin Zhai | 02/21/2023
Breaking out of the “when-then” pattern
Greatly appreciated the reading and writing, thanks everyone!
Regards,
Jibran
As you’ll notice, there is no different language this time, and also, not for the rest of the challenge posts.
It was a kind of experiment, but I don’t think it added that much. Anore moreover, I got frustrated that I didn’t get to add languages that start on the right side of the page (the whole substack post would flip from left-aligned to right-aligned). Don’t want to leave out my middle eastern brothers and sisters.
So, I’m just keeping it plain English for the rest of the time. Thanks for indulging me in this little experiment anyways! ;)