My talk at TEDx Boulder
Short and sweet—or short, at least. Here is the quick talk that I did at TEDx Boulder this summer. I haven’t actually been able to bring myself to watch the video yet, but I’m told it came out alright. I hope you enjoy it!
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Andrew Hyde
Very, very well done!
John Wright
Those were wise words. I really liked the small illustrations with no text. Finding a calm negative space is a key to opening up my creativity. Thanks Grant!
gb
Thank you kind sirs!
Ef Rodriguez
Loved it. Short and dangerously sweet.
Sebastian
You are also paying for the storage of the toothpaste you don’t buy.
Tim
nicely done! short and insightful
iamronen
Great to finally see you Grant.
I sense an irony in that your talk about negative space had to be a quick one of a rapid sequence :)
gb
@Sebastian – true, good point! I missed that one.
@iamronen – thanks! And, yes, there was definitely a parallel to the delivery of the talk and its content/message.
Alexandra
Thank you for such a sharable and insightful talk!
Leigh
Found your blog through a link of your talk on zen habits tumblr. Love the idea. I think it’s why after a day of creating, I need a day of nesting and consuming. I need some negative space to rebound and refuel after heavy creation days. Today is a consumption day – catching up on blogs, books, etc then yoga. Tomorrow will be a day of making.
Dan Zelikman
Great presentation. Short, concise and interesting. And you left your audience with an action item. Personally I just feel better knowing there are other folks that wake up and do the email/twitter thing. We both should stop that crap though.
Guy Arbus
Great Job !
Very interesting and powerful, i loved it !
ignacio
wow! how great is life, i was thinking about what makes me delay on goals just this morning and i found it here in your talk: the negative space! all this unnecessary stuff, thanks man!
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