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Creating Meaning Through Meaningful Creation (Through Creating Meaning)
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This video is from a presentation I did at Creator Conf (www.creatorconf.com/)

Thank you once again for having me and thank you to everyone who has attended
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@eterista3868

1 year ago

For some reason, after hearing "Sisyphus 55" I always tell myself "Syphilis 69". But that's probably just some evil alter-ego, but one must imagine syphilis happy.

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@nerd26373

1 year ago

This seems very impactful in all aspects. Seems like this channel's mission is to inspire others and empower them all the way.

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@wjpmitchell3

1 year ago

Hadn't realized you were a researcher at McGill. Tried to look up your research and came across what I think might be your recent first-author paper in the Journal of Happiness Studies. If so, congrats!

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@user-hl1ct3yh1r

1 year ago

At 9:16 when you mentioned aura, this is a similar feeling when consuming homemade food vs fast food. The aura, attention and consideration of the food being created isnā€™t there much in fast food. Iā€™ve started making my own meals at home as I can put my thoughtful intentions into it and thus creating a satisfying masterpiece.

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@TheJacklwilliams

1 year ago

As I reach my elder years (canā€™t even believe I just said that) and I witness things that I actually managed to internalize long ago, they remind me, of meaning, purpose. Itā€™s fascinating as well, that we often forget, fundamental lessons that once learned, we always thought would be at the front of our thoughts. In this, I categorize your channel and content as ā€œHead Foodā€ and regularly share with friends, old and young, the need, to put good head food, in ones head, each and every day. Your channel went on that play list, immediately. Your work, is very meaningful and quite valuable to me. My mother, was a narcissistic sociopath, who was unable to connect with anyone in a meaningful way. She was quite difficult to even be around for any length of time. However, she, was a creative and when she was elbow deep into creating (didnā€™t matter what, she had quite a few outlets), she was at peace and actually quite a joy to be around. I learned very early on, you can take any medication, to mask or help you get through tough times however, an easier path is to throw yourself into creation, actively endeavoring to ā€œmakeā€ and the outcome will be worthwhile in more ways than are apparent in that moment. The problem with TikTok, FaceBook, Instagram, YouTube, isnā€™t the content itself in as much as itā€™s taken a large portion of society and placed them into passive audience mode. While this is in all of us, and serves itā€™s purpose in so many ways, itā€™s my belief that you have to equally, if not more, portion your time in active pursuits that generate flow and an abundance of so many other worthwhile emotions and thoughts. These are the things that heal usā€¦ Music, saved my ass as a teen. Looking back, without it, I wouldā€™ve been beyond lost. Later in life, as I pursue the things that bring me wholenes I remember my mother, and realize, the single most valuable lesson she taught me. Create. Can you monetize your creations? You bet, she made significant money off of hers however, as I had a front row seat, that money was the cherry on top, not the reason for doing so in the first place. When we put the money first, our creations lack the depth and meaning that we set out searching for from the start. Donā€™t lose yourself in the pursuit of money. Lose yoursel in the pursuit, of what it is you are pursuing. Each and every time I do this, the results are phenomenal. Iā€™m humbled by your pursuits and the depth you posess at such a young age. You, are in your path, fully young man, and itā€™s a joy to consume what you create and always gives me pause for thought and reflection, and quite a few times has taught this old guy, new things. Thank you so very much.

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@cloudcamo

1 year ago

Hi Sisyphus! šŸ‘‹šŸ¾ I'm a long time viewer and greatly enjoy how you deconstruct philosophical ideas through a modern lens. I particularly love your analysis on Camus and suicide. I'm a few minutes into this and I can already tell this will be one of the best videos of yours to date (to me). I've been grappling with this same question of creation for almost a year now. I have no intention to bore you so I'll sum this up. I write poems and create music to express my thoughts. I don't want to create for the sake of profit, I feel that will dull the result infinitely. I want to capture emotions, experiences and wisdom through my work. What I create is the only thing that I feel gives my existence any value. I intend to enjoy the creations as much as a stranger would. To do that, I need to be unrestrained and as pure as possible for my audience. I want to make something that shows I've not only put in effort, but I'm experimenting and pushing a creative boundary for the sake of discovering something new. I want to inspire and heal and I think your video will help me be closer to this realization. Thank you for all that you do. You may never know much you impacted this stranger's life but I'm grateful. Be well and be safe šŸ™šŸ¾

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@notabotiswear6980

1 year ago

This is one of my favorite channels. Thank you. Have a great day.

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@building_drawings1331

1 year ago

This is a great talk. As an architect by day, artist by night, this content summarizes a lot of the thinkers' ideas that continue to inspire my practice

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@stevehoran6132

1 year ago

100 % I've been thinking about this recently because of a joe rogan podcast I've listened to with David Goggins, and he something along the lines of. Most people think I am absolutly misreable but I am the happiest person in the world. All whilst constantly pushing his body to to limit. And I think one of his happiest moments in life or happiest was after he was was pissing blood after potentially leading himself to kidney failure in a race he shouldn't have raced, and how he was in the bathroom in pain and he just wanted to enjoy the pain not numb it. Most people no mater how materially sucessful they are, still have problems. and the thing I take away from what he say's is you should enbrace the suffering in your own life and find beauty in the prospect of pushing yourself.

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@alexxx4434

1 year ago

Some time ago I came to a fundamental realization that the meaning of life is ultimately a creative question. The life is a canvas, you make of it what you will and what you can. Why create though? Because it instinctively feels great. We enjoy reflecting ourselves, our internal world on the external world, leaving a part of ourselves to live on in our creations. The fact of our mortality gives additional meaning to creation. Ultimately creation is an act of denying death. Yet you cannot meaningfully create without inspiration. If you create something without inspiration it would feel empty, meaningless. That's why many people find themselves lost, depressed, unfulfilled in life. Many can get stuck in something like a "writer's block" towards life with no idea why and how to proceed. People need inspiration to live meaningfully. My advise is to pay interest to philosophy, science, history, art, literature from the young age, they can be a great source of inspiration.

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@norizzmoregizz

1 year ago

I am the one who knocks

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@Jiixi

1 year ago

47:24 this story is incredible

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@FunniyMan

1 year ago

He mustā€™ve made the best powerpoint slideshows as a kid

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@someonesomeone25

1 year ago

For me, and maybe for some others, the sense of meaningfulness comes about when one is successfully pursuing an important role in a positive grand project with effects larger than themselves and their lifetimes, and is recognised as such by others. The more success, the more important, the grander the project, the longer lasting and more positive the impact, the more acknowledged, the deeper the sense of meaning. The issue is that any real degree of those things in the modern world is reserved only for a tiny number of humans. Most people are never going to play an important role in any grand project, let alone be successful or acknowledged for their contribution. The smarter and more self-aware one is, the more they recognise their relative lack of importance or the temporary nature of their impact, and therefore the less meaningful they feel their lives to be. I have the felt loss of an absence of meaning because I have no realistic capacity to be anyone important or valuable in any worthwhile project larger than myself, and I am aware enough to know this and feel it acutely.

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@shafi892

1 year ago

i appreciate this being talked abt sm.

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@PapitaPowers

1 year ago

Woah, this is extremely insightful. I learned a lot from this video and took a ton of notes. Thanks for sharing man!

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@blackalchemy222

1 year ago

Watched in entirety and donā€™t regret it one bit. Hit on so many points Iā€™ve contemplated when overthinking my own art and ā€contentā€.

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@paulmclaughlin7175

1 year ago

I found this channel some months ago and Iā€™m amazed at every upload

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@wokeupnotwokeup

1 year ago

thank you! this helped me a lot, it was definitely a meaningful creation :)

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@Kadood

1 year ago

Needed this, thanks ben

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