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All it takes to make creativity a part of your life is the willingness to make it a habit. It is the product of preparation and effort, and is within reach of everyone. Whether you are a painter, musician, businessperson, or simply an individual yearning to put your creativity to use, The Creative Habit provides you with 32 practical exercises based on the lessons Twyla Tharp has learned in her remarkable 35-year career.

In "Where's Your Pencil?" Tharp reminds you to observe the world - and get it down on paper. In "Coins and Chaos", she gives you an easy way to restore order and peace. In "Do a Verb", she turns your mind and body into coworkers. In "Build a Bridge to the Next Day", she shows you how to clean the clutter from your mind overnight.

Tharp leads you through the painful first steps of scratching for ideas, finding the spine of your work, and getting out of ruts and into productive grooves. The wide-open realm of possibilities can be energizing, and Twyla Tharp explains how to take a deep breath and begin....

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收听时长 8 小时 和51 分钟
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Dust cover was so filthy I was afraid to touch it without gloves for fear of getting germs. Yellowed, but mostly just filthy.... and bookmarks throughout. I honestly wouldn't mind if I bought something that I knew was used but this vendor is not to be believed. hard to photograph all the disgusting bits of food remants all over the cover.
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  • Jennifer Carr
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Just get it.
    2025年10月14日在美国发布评论
    格式: 有声书已确认购买
    Every creative should have this book. To say it revolutionized the way I thought about process, my habits, my schedule, my productivity and my art it an understatement. Not written by someone who's success is built on writing productivity books, but practical advice that you can really put to use from Twyla Tharp, an extremely successful choreographer. Tried and true. Insightful and inspiring.
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  • Robert Morris
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Enjoy the pleasure of her company and the magic of her mind
    2012年1月17日在美国发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    As is my custom when a new year begins, I recently re-read this book and The Collaborative Habit. The insights that Twyla Tharp shares in them are, if anything, more valuable now than when the books were first published.

    It would be a mistake to ignore the reference to "habit" in their titles because almost three decades of research conducted by K. Anders Ericsson and his associates at Florida State University clearly indicate that, on average, at least 10,000 hours of must be invested in "deliberate," iterative practice under strict and expert supervision to achieve peak performance, be it playing a game such as chess or playing a musical instrument such as the violin. Natural talent is important, of course, as is luck. However, with rare exception, it takes about ten years of sustained, focused, supervised, and (yes) habitual practice to master the skills that peak performance requires.

    Tharp characterizes this book as a ""practical guide" but she also frames much of its material within a spiritual context. The creative process can probably be traced back to the earliest humans and yet so much of it remains a mystery. When Henri Matisse was asked if he was always painting, he replied, "No but when the muse visits me, I better have a brush in my hand." Of course, he was also prepared to transform an in inspiration into a work of art...and did on countless occasions.

    In the first chapter, Tharp acknowledges what she characterizes as "a philosophical tug of war...It is the perennial debate, born in the Romantic era, between the beliefs that all creative acts are born of (a) some transcendent, inexplicable Dionysian act of inspiration, a kiss from God on your brow that allows you to give the world The Magic Flute, or (b) hard work." She adds, "Creativity is a habit, and the best creativity is a result of good work habits. That's it in a nutshell."

    Throughout the remainder of her book, Tharp draws heavily upon her own personal as well as professional experiences (she would probably not make that distinction) while citing countless examples of other real-world situations that indicate "There are no `natural' geniuses." However, there are immensely creative people in every domain of human initiative. Therein, I think, is her primary purpose: To convince everyone who reads this book that they can be creative if they are willing to work hard enough.

    Here is a representative selection of what she affirms:

    o "In order to be creative you have to know how to be creative."
    o "Build up your tolerance for solitude."
    o "Trust your muscle memory" when physically exercising.
    o "If you're like me, reading is the first line of defense against an empty head."
    o "You never want the planning to inhibit the natural evolution of your work."
    o "Work with the best."
    o "Never have a favorite weapon." (Miyamoto Musashi, A Book of the Five Rings, circa 1645)
    o "Build a bridge to the next day."
    o "Know when to stop tinkering."
    o "Creating dance is the thing I know best. It is how I recognize myself."

    There is so much of enduring (and endearing) value in this book. Perhaps (just perhaps) this brief commentary helps to explain why I read The Creative Habit and The Collaborative Habit at least once a year and consult passages in them more often. Oscar Wilde once advised, "Be yourself. Everyone else is taken." Those who require proof of that need look no further than Twyla Tharp whose career is her art...and whose art is her life.
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  • Beguiled By Books
    4.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Creativity is a habit, and the best creativity is a result of good work habits.
    2023年7月21日在美国发布评论
    格式: Kindle电子书已确认购买
    Synopsis: Sixteen years after publication, Twyla Tharp’s The Creative Habit holds up well. Tharp, a household name in the dance community, breaks down what it means to create. Creation is hard and an act of sheer will, but that sheer will must have the discipline to back it up. As Ryan Holiday said, you can’t be the noun if you don’t do the verb. The Creative Habit is about how to set up your life so doing the verb gets easier for you.

    Likes & Notes: The first half of this book was full of great wisdom. As the book progressed, it leaned heavily on direct examples from Tharp’s life in choreography. This wasn’t a bad thing, but I found it a bit repetitive.

    Quotes: Creativity is a habit, and the best creativity is a result of good work habits. That’s it in a nutshell.
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  • C. McNair Wilson
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Inspiring, Practical, Essential
    2014年7月11日在美国发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    "Creativity is not a gift from the gods," says Twyla Tharp, "bestowed by some divine and mystical spark."
    It is the product of preparation and effort, and it's within reach of everyone who wants to achieve it. All it takes is the willingness to make creativity a habit, an integral part of your life: In order to be creative, you have to know how to prepare to be creative. In The Creative Habit, Tharp takes the lessons she has learned in her remarkable thirty-five-year career and shares them with you, whatever creative impulses you follow--whether you are a painter, composer, writer, director, choreographer, or, for that matter, a businessperson working on a deal, a chef developing a new dish, a mother wanting her child to see the world anew.
    When Tharp is at a creative dead end, she relies on a lifetime of exercises to help her get out of the rut, and The Creative Habit contains more than thirty of them to ease the fears of anyone facing a blank beginning and to open the mind to new possibilities.
    Tharp's exercises are practical and immediately doable--for the novice or expert. In "Where's Your Pencil?" she reminds us to observe the world--and get it down on paper. Amen! In "Coins and Chaos," she provides the simplest of mental games to restore order and peace. In "Do a Verb," she turns your mind and body into coworkers. In "Build a Bridge to the Next Day," she shows how to clean your cluttered mind overnight.
    To Tharp, sustained creativity begins with rituals, self-knowledge, harnessing your memories, and organizing your materials (so no insight is ever lost). Along the way she leads you by the hand through the painful first steps of scratching for ideas, finding the spine of your work, and getting out of ruts into productive grooves. In her creative realm, optimism rules. An empty room, a bare desk, a blank canvas can be energizing, not demoralizing. And in this inventive, encouraging book, Twyla Tharp shows us how to take a deep breath and begin!
    Twyla Tharp's rich and remarkable The Creative Habit is a book I will keep close at hand for re-reading and re-inspiring ...f-f-f-frequently. It is one of the most highlighted, underlined, marginal thoughts notes books I have in a library chock full of creativity books. This one is one of the top five on my list.
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  • Anna
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 J'adore ce livre !
    2017年8月3日在法国发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    C'est un livre particulièrement agréable à lire de part son format tout d'abord. Et pour tous ceux qui créent et aiment à comprendre le processus créatif, Twyla met à plat tout ce qui déclenche la créativité et l'idée d'excellence. Etayé par de nombreux exemples dans différents secteurs créatifs, pas seulement la danse, elle nous donne une colonne vertébrale à laquelle se référer. Très inspirant !
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  • Claudio
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 La creatività come abitudine
    2016年5月3日在意大利发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    Ballo come un tronco, sono leggiadro come un sasso: cosa c’entro io, umile e pigro lettore, con Twyla Tharp, ballerina e coerografa statunitense?
    Più di quanto si possa credere, più di una curiosità superficiale; tutù e scarpette rimangono fuori dal colpo di fulmine.
    Mi è stato sufficiente leggere poche righe per rintracciare una affinità profonda con questo saggio: dove si insiste sulla creatività come un lavoro, una abitudine, un esercizio senza tregua. Il problema è che (in qualsiasi campo si operi) bisogna trasporre un mondo in un altro, cambiargli segnali, linguaggio, vestiti, struttura, valori, per poter essere innovativi ed efficaci: non si può improvvisare, non ci si affida all’estro momentaneo. L’estro stesso risulta presto una tecnica che si deve coltivare quotidianamente, e i frutti si colgono anche (e) quando l’applichiamo inconsciamente, quasi da automi.
    Tutto ciò che suggerisce l’autrice non è nuovo, neanche una virgola, ma è affilato e diretto il modo in cui lo propone, la banale ed immediata messa a punto di un sistema elementare: non sei un artista, uno scrittore, un ballerino, un pittore? Certo magari sei un ingegnere, un cuoco, un imprenditore, un insegnante, un genitore... “learn it and use it for life”, recita il sottotilo. Non esiste un solo aspetto della vita che non necessiti di creatività, che non ne chieda un baule, un sacco, un silos, una sporta.
    Proprio perché si tratta di un esercizio, di una abitudine, il libro suggerisce una serie di esercizi pratici che servono a fare il punto, a ricoverare qualcosa di ovvio (probabilmente) di sé stessi, a darsi limiti certi o attaccarsi ad un filo, ad un inizio. Non sono obbligatori, e questo non è un libro che mira ad una psicologia debole, ad un lavaggio del cervello. Vale solo il lavoro sofferto su sé stessi, e non esistono scorciatoie (qualcosa che un italiano medio farà molta difficoltà a capire).
    Il libro è stato pubblicato per la prima volta nel 2006, ma io l’ho scoperto insieme a quello di Austin Kleon, “Steal Like an Artist”, tradotto e pubblicato anche in italiano (2013); li consiglierei entrambi a chiunque desideri anche solo spargere un pochino di sale nella propria vita, privata o professionale che sia.
    Per godere di questa lettura è sufficiente un inglese elementare ed un piccolo dizionario, non lasciatevi scoraggiare, ne vale veramente la pena!
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  • Paula M Zaragoza
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Maravilloso e libro y el servicio de entrega eficiente
    2020年5月7日在墨西哥发布评论
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    Maravilloso e libro y el servicio de entrega eficiente
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  • Eduard Lacueva
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 Fácil de leer y motivador
    2022年2月4日在西班牙发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    Es un libro muy sencillo de leer pese que esté sólo en inglés. Además conecta contigo de forma muy sincera y honesta, por lo que motiva de una manera màs asertiva en mi caso. Se ve real, no como otros libros que exponen métodos como única verdad. En este libro, la autora explica cómo es un manera de trabajar, sin pretensiones. Muy contento con la compra!
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  • Andrew R
    5.0 颗星，最多 5 颗星 The Creative Habit spells out success for everyone
    2014年6月30日在加拿大发布评论
    格式: 平装已确认购买
    I first read this book a number of years ago on the recommendation of a local artist who was a mentor and confidante to many artists. The practical nature of this book's interactive format provides one with new insights every time one returns to its pages to engage in the creative process, kudos to an author whose knowledge and experience touch the mind and heart and soul of the reader.

    When I was considering what to give my two nieces, both gifted dancers, to celebrate their successes at the end of the season, I immediately thought of Tharp's classic. I cannot think of a better book to accompany them as they travel from Western Canada to NYC again this summer to engage in specialized instruction in a variety of dance forms. Who knows? They may even meet Twyla Tharp. Now, wouldn't that be the cat's pajamas!

    And one more thing . . . that this book can do for anyone whose creative spark could benefit from a little boost, Tharp's The Creative Habit has practical value not only to artists, dancers, musicians and the like but also to individuals who could use a creative nudge.
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