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The Art of Freeranging @RockJimford July 2011 Sunday, 17 July 2011

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The Art of Freeranging

@RockJimford July 2011

Sunday, 17 July 2011

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OUTLINE

• SESSION 1 - EMPTY THE CUP 1.30

• SESSION 2 - CULTIVATING PASSIONS 2.00

• SESSION 3 - PLAYING WITH PROJECT YOU 3.00

• WRAP-UP - 4.00

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Session 1EMPTY THE CUP

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You look at where you’re going and where you are and it never makes sense, but then you look back at where you’ve been and a pattern seems to emerge. And if you project forward from that pattern, then sometimes you can come up with something.

Robert Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

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Session 2Cultivating passions

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Session 2Cultivating passions

• Session aim is to reflect on self and goals by using Czikszentmihayli’s model of experience

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Cultivating passions

from austega.com

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Cultivating passions

• Flow

• is a higher state of consciousness

• requires diverse routes or activities to step outside of 'normal' daily routines

• is rising above constraining concerns of the ego such as fear of what others think

• being one with the music and expressing emotion from austega.com

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Play

• Earliest experiences in and around flow state - what how and who?

• Current experiences in and around flow state - what, how and who?

• Share back with the group

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Recap

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Recap

• You've hopefully cleared your mind and got a feel for yourself as a project.

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Recap

• You've hopefully cleared your mind and got a feel for yourself as a project.

• You've identified people and projects that exist to support you in flow state

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Recap

• You've hopefully cleared your mind and got a feel for yourself as a project.

• You've identified people and projects that exist to support you in flow state

• How you choose to work, play and learn with the people and passions identifiedrequires commitment

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Session 3Playing with Project you

• Aim of session is to create a playful framework that can guide your creative development

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PROJECT YOUSpiritual, ethical

and moral

Imagination

Experiential

Material

CulturalConditioning

MeFrom Geoff Crook, Central Saint Martin’s

School of Art and Design

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Play

• Sketch out your own project me

• Give your project a name

• Stick it up on the wall

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Personal Levels

• identify passions that need to be:

• initiated

• nurtured

• parked

• closed

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Timing?

• What levels can be achieved quickly?

• What skills and challenges do you need to spread out?

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Self-improvement and continuous achievements

• What rewards will you give yourself for completing levels?

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Summary & onwards

• Yourself as a whole project containing your passions

• Playing games induces flow

• Levels are useful metaphor for short, medium and long term plans

• Freeranging is living adventures in work, play and learning

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