| re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs | |
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daveake 07:24 pm UTC 06/16/09 |
| In reply to: | re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs - Vin 05:46 pm UTC 06/16/09 |
| > Can't speak for Jim, obviously, but as a creative-minded > type with numerous "projects" kicking around in my head, I > know that the single biggest obstacle to me producing > anything is procrastination, and the reason I > procrastinate is: in the back of my mind, I fear that when > I actually sit down to write, what comes out will not be > as good as what is in my mind. ("the beautiful reflection > that came first") I'm similar, not that much of the work is creative in the normal sense. In my case I delay things mostly because I have to get everything in my mind at once, knowing what I'm going to do and how I'm going to do it. I also have to be in the right frame of mind, and without distractions, so I end up delaying and delaying till there are no distractions and nothing else to do but get on with it. Once I do start I work very quickly. Dave | |
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