Coffee shop – “create” your best work
Five reasons why you should be – “creating at a coffee shop – when did coffee
become more then a black – bitter thing we have grown to love? I’ve been
drinking coffee for most of my life – different costumes serve coffee to there
children as early as 8 years old; sometime younger; depending on the culture –
other then the love of “caffeine” – coffee has many value a subject I look forward to addressing in the new future
Now that the season has gotten milder in NYC
people are out and about – the streets are filled –
everyone wants to get as much enjoyment as
possible- dreams are awaiting to be realized –
Creativity is something that must be grasped,
chased, wooed; you get the point – In order to create
you mast be free better yet “feel ” free – something that has become more of a
dream then a reality – but what If I told you that “ dream ” can and is your really
– your dreams are waiting for you to free yourself from bondage – of fear
When we experience a sense of freedom, our creative potential often
expands dramatically. This liberation can manifest in several ways:
Reduced Self-Censorship: When we feel free, we’re less likely to judge our
own ideas prematurely, allowing more innovative thoughts to surface
Expanded Perspectives: A sense of freedom allows us to explore different
viewpoints and possibilities without fear of judgment
Increased Risk-Taking: When we feel free, we’re more willing to experiment
with unconventional ideas and approaches
It’s important to note that complete freedom without any structure can
sometimes be overwhelming. The most productive creative states often occur
when we have a balance between freedom and gentle guidance or purpose.
A sense of freedom in our thinking and working environment, we can help
unlock our natural creative abilities.
Coffee shops are one of the best places to get creative work done – this is
were you have the opportunity to ” Build” the world you already see your self living –
Coffee shops have become popular havens for artists, writers, and creators for several compelling reasons:
- Ambient Atmosphere: The gentle hum of conversation and coffee machines creates a productive white noise that many find conducive to creativity
- Change of Environment: Breaking away from familiar surroundings can help stimulate fresh perspectives and new ideas
- Creative Community: Being surrounded by other people working on their projects creates an inspiring collective energy
- Structured Freedom: Coffee shops offer a perfect balance of freedom and subtle structure – you’re free to create, but the environment provides gentle boundaries
- Minimal Distractions: Unlike home or office spaces, coffee shops eliminate familiar interruptions while providing just enough background activity to keep the mind engaged
The combination of caffeine, comfortable seating, and a semi-social
atmosphere creates an ideal environment where creativity can flourish
naturally. Many artists find that the act of going to a coffee shop becomes a
ritual that signals to their brain it’s time to create.
The tradition of creating art in coffee houses dates back to the 17th century
European coffee houses, particularly in cities like Vienna, Paris, and London.
These establishments became gathering places for artists, writers, and
intellectuals during the Age of Enlightenment.
In the 1920s and 1930s, café culture experienced another creative
renaissance, particularly in Paris where artists like Picasso and Hemingway
frequently worked in cafés. The modern coffee shop work culture as we
know it today gained significant momentum in the 1990s with the rise of
laptop computers and WiFi, making coffee shops even more attractive to creatives.
So next time; try your hand at your local coffee shop and experience the wonders of creating.
THE END!
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Get comfortable – with the “ uncomfortable”
