Personal Productivity: How to Achieve Your Creative Goals
Prioritizing Your Creative Goal
A course by Jeff Fajans , Creative Performance and Leadership Coach
About the video: Prioritizing Your Creative Goal
Overview
“Creative people have the uncanny gift (and curse) of creating a list of promising possibilities much longer than your capacity to follow through on them. Prioritization is a key skill that is easier said than done — especially when trying to choose between many good, creative options. In order to achieve your creative goals, you’ll need to get better at prioritization. After watching this lesson, you’ll be able to implement simple, yet effective tools for focusing and selecting what matters most to you.”
In this video lesson Jeff Fajans addresses the topic: Prioritizing Your Creative Goal, which is part of the Domestika online course: Personal Productivity: How to Achieve Your Creative Goals. Learn to create a momentum system to help you stay motivated by prioritizing your goals and overcoming creative blocks with confidence.
Partial transcription of the video
“Prioritizing Your Creative Goal In the last lesson, we talked about why it's important to slow down and ask yourself powerful questions. In this lesson, we'll prioritize and select your creative goal once and for all. As a creative person, you have the gift and curse of coming up with a list of potential creative goals longer and larger than your capacity to follow through with them. That's why prioritization is critical to master as a creator bringing to life a big creative idea. Prioritization is not an easy skill. It's hard to do. It's not like you're trying to choose between one bad, aw...”
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Course summary for: Personal Productivity: How to Achieve Your Creative Goals
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Creative Consulting, Design Management, Marketing
Jeff Fajans
A course by Jeff Fajans
Jeff Fajans is a creative coach from Dallas, Texas. He received a PhD in Positive Organizational Psychology at Claremont Graduate University, where he studied under the author of Flow, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. He is currently based in Denver, Colorado, where he is a full-time creative leadership coach for clients in creative industries around the world.
Throughout his career, he has helped clients like marketing executives, CEOs, startup founders, filmmakers, and artists reach their creative goals. He has worked as Head of Talent and Organization Development for agencies like Midnight Oil, IMAGINE, and QuiteOften. Jeff is also a passionate musician, and has been a guitar player and music creator for the past 25 years.
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