Ignore Everybody: And 39 Other Keys to Creativity Free Audiobook Download by Hugh MacLeod

In the audiobook, Hugh MacLeod asks us to ignore everyone else and focus on our creativity. He suggests that we can break through when we detach ourselves and "just create."

In "Ignore Everybody: And 39 Other Keys to Creativity," [William Dufris] discusses the importance of being creative as well as the difficulties people often have in staying creative. The book covers topics such as distracting yourself, finding your personal style, being your own muse, and more.

In 'Ignore Everybody: And 39 Other Keys to Creativity,' Hugh MacLeod provides 40 lessons on creativity. Highlights include the idea that people are not creative because of an innate ability, but rather because they have been engaged in trying new things and being willing to fail. The book also emphasizes the benefits of having a team around you and being open to change.

The author of this book, Hugh MacLeod, teaches us that creativity is about ignoring everybody and going forward.

Hugh MacLeod takes you on a journey through the creative process, from how the brain works when we are at our creative best to how people typically get stuck in their creativity. He also discusses how to avoid getting lost along the way--or what he calls "The 40 Stages of Creative Frustration."

In "Ignore Everybody," MacLeod offers a series of ideas on how to embrace creativity without fear of what others think. In his book, he addresses topics such as the benefits of being an outsider and the importance of doing your own thing.