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Rick Rubin Shares His Secrets for Creativity
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Rick Rubin is a master of creativity and collaboration. Here, Rick sits down with Joe Rogan to share lessons and stories from his upcoming book, The Creative Act: A Way of Being. (available here: amzn.to/3Q6tI53)

In this interview, Rick Rubin reveals how to make great art, become a better collaborator, and discover ideas floating through the universe.

Hope you enjoy. Please leave a comment if anything resonates.

- Glo


0:01 - How to live a creative life
0:48 - Following your passions
1:17 - Rick's recipe for success
2:16 - Talent vs. work ethic
2:34 - How to be a better collaborator
3:14 - How to make great art
4:29 - Create art for yourself
5:05 - Where ideas come from
6:51 - The role of laughter
7:14 - Collaborating with the universe
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@triquepersonalwork6369

1 year ago

As an artist, musician and video animator for the last twenty years, Rubin is saying almost everything I have thought about being an artist all in one video. So many great points here.

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@MrVisde

1 year ago

I love what he said about collaboration. It’s not about getting “your idea” into the thing you’re working on, it’s about working together to build the best thing.

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@BeverlyBijou

5 months ago

“It’s the people that you first see and might not like, that you come to like. Because you don’t understand them at first. Those are the ones that change the world.”

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@kidatro3878

1 year ago

When he mentions , “when you hear the unexpected you laugh” there’s been a couple times recently writing a verse in my flow state, recorded it , and listened to it. I’ll just laugh after I hear it, for it’s impressive to me , that I even made that verse. Such a remarkable feeling of joy , sometimes I even tear up. Music such a beautiful conduit .

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@CubensisEnjoyer

1 year ago

Such a simple idea but when he said "we're not smart enough to know what people like" that really resonated with me. It's so true and half the time people don't even know what they themselves like. A lot of incredible things stop in their tracks when a creator gets in their head thinking about what's gonna be received well or not.

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@DK-jg5vk

1 year ago

At the end of the video, Rick Rubin talks about being open and observant to forces of the universe guiding you toward an idea. As an artist, I have found that this is indeed the case. It is a real phenomenon. Once you open yourself up to the gentle nudging the universe has to offer, you will never be searching for new ideas, new ideas will be presenting themselves on a constant and continual basis when you are in the open and observing mindset.

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@ramijoseph86

1 year ago

Rick fully understands the inner power artists and everyone has if we simply get out of our own way and trust it. It’s always there no matter how many times you fall, or let’s drugs win or allow someone elses limitations affect you it’s still there ❤ it never leaves us.

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@geumyongjung8502

1 year ago

"It's the people who you first see and you might not like that you come to like because you don't understand them first. Those are the one who change the world."

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@JeusVox

1 year ago

Yup I’ve lacked work ethic for so long, and he’s absolutely correct. Talent without work ethic will not go anywhere. Unless discovered by someone who offers a really great opportunity, but usually that’s noticed for someone who actually has work ethic.

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@melaniereeder2349

1 year ago

This reminds me of the parable of the sower in the Bible. Ideas are the seeds coming down to different people (soils). In order to grow something great you need to be open, ready, and have the skills/work ethic to execute on the idea. Just like how the soil has to be prepared before a seed can grow.

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@mkDUBBY

1 year ago

Rick speaks pure 24K Gold in this interview!!As an emerging artist/producer working two other day jobs I can appreciate his pearls of wisdom.

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@Kloxbyn

1 year ago

I like his take on being 'personal' and being yourself.

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@StephenMykal

1 year ago

This is literally it. It took me 10 years in the industry to realize. Awesome gift to the creative community

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@Looney2K

1 year ago

0:01 - How to live a creative life 0:48 - Following your passions 1:17 - Rick's recipe for success 2:16 - Talent vs. work ethic 2:34 - How to be a better collaborator 3:14 - How to make great art 4:29 - Create art for yourself 5:05 - Where ideas come from 6:51 - The role of laughter 7:14 - Collaborating with the universe (the timestamps in the description doesn't work)

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@Krafty

10 months ago

He's speaking so much truth in this. I especially relate to the "ever had an idea and 6 months later..." I've had that a bunch and all that has taught me is to act upon those ideas. I had an idea for a music video once and a year or so later, Dax did literally did it. I believe all ideas are out there and we can tune into the frequency and catch those ideas. If you don't, someone else will. No good idea will stay private for long.

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@robertcalamusso1603

1 year ago

Rick is a gift to Humanity

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@dbc5908

9 months ago

Rick Rubin gave me my creativity back

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@dmtdreamz7706

1 year ago

You can literally hallucinate objects and beings into existence because what's happening is you're tapping into that pure abstract creative potential of mind. That's exactly what you want. Of course it can be kind of freaky but Rick is that times a thousand.

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@Nothing36902

1 year ago

This is my first time doing this man but I can say he is definitely awakened😂 he’s explaining how vibration and alignment works right in front of everyone. Literally keys to success if you take advantage of it

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@UssyMustyYS

10 months ago

From an artist and a producer for almost 20 years, this is literally spot on. Everything he's saying is true.

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