【预订】Creative Hustle
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作者Olatunde Sobomehin, sam seidel, and Stanford d.school
出版社Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
ISBN9781984858085
出版时间2022-10
装帧平装
定价108元
货号YB-88818
上书时间2024-06-29
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A vibrant, illustrated guide to blazing a unique and fulfilling creative path, from the Stanford d.school.
Humans have always been creative hustlers—problem solvers who seek to live beyond the limits suggested by society. Yet we live in a world where the place you were born, the amount of money you have, and the level of melanin in your skin indicate the precise path you are expected to follow. Too many of us silence our creativity and let our hustle calcify as we settle for the roles assigned to us.
Now Olatunde Sobomehin and sam seidel, co-teachers of the Creative Hustle course at Stanford University, help you identify and navigate your own creative path that leads from your gifts—your unique combination of skills—to your goals, where you make a living doing things that matter.
You'll learn about other creative hustlers, like Bryant Terry, who merged his passions for social justice and African American cuisine to become an award-winning eco-chef and cookbook author; Sian Heder, who used her desire to deeply understand herself and others to make award-winning films that add to the cultural conversation; and author/TV host Ayesha Curry, who aligns her professional and personal decisions with her core values.
Taking inspiration and lessons from these creative problem-solvers and using activities from the Creative Hustle course, you will begin to see and shape your own path—and follow it to the fulfillment of your goals.
来自斯坦福大学设计学院的一本充满活力、图文并茂的指南，旨在开辟一条独特而充实的创意之路。
人类一直是创意的推动者——问题解决者，他们寻求生活超出了社会所建议的限制。然而，在我们生活的世界中，你出生的地方、你拥有的金钱以及皮肤中黑色素的水平都表明了你应该遵循的精确道路。我们中有太多人在满足于分配给我们的角色时压制了自己的创造力，让我们的忙碌变得僵化。
现在，奥拉通德·索博梅因 (Olatunde Sobomehin) 和萨姆·塞德尔 (sam seidel) 是斯坦福大学“创意忙碌”课程的联合教师，帮助您识别并引导自己的创意之路，从您的天赋 - 您独特的技能组合 - 到您的目标，您可以通过做重要的事情谋生。
您将学到关于其他富有创意的骗子，比如布莱恩特·特里 (Bryant Terry)，他将自己对社会正义和非裔美国美食的热情融为一体，成为一名屡获殊荣的生态厨师和烹饪书籍作者； Sian Heder，她利用自己深入了解自己和他人的愿望制作了屡获殊荣的电影，增加了文化对话；以及作家/电视主持人阿伊莎·库里 (Ayesha Curry)，她将自己的专业和个人决策与自己的核心价值观结合起来。
从这些富有创意的问题解决者那里汲取灵感和经验教训，并利用 Creative Hustle 课程中的活动，您将开始看到并塑造自己的道路—并遵循它来实现你的目标。
作者简介
sam seidel is the director of strategy and research at the Stanford d.school's K12 Lab and the author of Hip Hop Genius: Remixing High School Education.
Olatunde Sobomehin is CEO/co-founder of StreetCode Academy, a nonprofit that offers free tech classes to communities of color. He has taught classes at the Stanford Haas Center and the d.school.
Together, sam and Olatunde embody creative hustle and share their wisdom as co-teachers of the Creative Hustle course at Stanford University.
The Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, known as the d.school, was founded at Stanford University in 2005. Each year, students from all disciplines attend classes and programs to learn how the thinking behind design can enrich their own work and creativity.
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Intro
“Nine-to-five is how to survive, I ain’t trying to survive I’m tryna live it to the limit and love it a lot” —JAY-Z, “D’EVILS”
In the twenty-five years since Jay-Z first rapped this line, he has released fourteen albums, founded a clothing company, served as president of a record label, taken charge of a media streaming service, become hip-hop’s first billionaire, and started a charitable foundation— and he is raising three children. These accomplishments were stated as goals in his lyrics over the years, and he has used his gifts to achieve them, all in the face of institutional racism and socioeconomic oppression. This is creative hustle: the unprescribed process, outside and inside of institutions, beyond mere survival, where our best innovation lives. Creative hustle is about activating our gifts to fulfill our goals.
There is creative hustle inside us all. This book is about helping you find and fuel yours. “
The World Needs Your Creative Hustle
We see creative hustle as the engine to fulfilling and surpassing one’s goals. It’s about living a life of integrity that taps into core values, relationships, and behaviors to contribute to the world in meaningful ways. Creative hustle is about dreaming big in every direction. Let’s deconstruct the phrase to get deeper into its meaning.
Creative can be a fraught word. Perhaps you’ve sat in a room where someone has asked everyone to raise a hand if they consider themselves to be an artist. In a room full of five-year-olds, chances are almost every hand shot into the air. In a room full of adults, it’s likely only a few hands went up—at half-mast. Why? As our brains grow and develop, why do most people become less able to be creative or less able to claim it as part of our identity?
Filmmaker and futurist Erwin McManus reflected in his book The Artisan Soul that after thirty years studying creativity, he sees that “the great divide is not between those who are artists and those who are not, but between those who understand that they are creative and those who have become convinced that they are not.” Much of our society has been constructed to discourage people from acting on their imaginations. And yet, we believe the world can be a more just and more beautiful place, and that getting there will require all of us to tap back into the creative confidence we had as children.
“I’m a hustler, baby, I just want you to know. It ain’t where I’m from, it’s where I’m about to go.” —PHARRELL, “I JUST WANNA LOVE U (GIVE IT 2 ME)”
The word hustle has a lot of different meanings and interpretations: It’s a ’70s dance step. A con. Getting something over on someone. Rushing oneself or someone else. There are some negative connotations here, but the word also represents a strong work ethic and indefatigable energy.
Over the last several decades, hip-hop culture has redefined hustle to celebrate the determined drive required to thrive in the face of interlocking systems designed to subjugate. To hustle is to refuse to accept one’s current conditions. It can refer to illegal activity, and it can just as easily be used to describe making music, selling sneakers, and starting schools. We see hustle as the positive act of taking any idea and applying tenacity to making it happen.
When we bring the words creative and hustle together their meanings are amplified. Creative hustle is the alchemy of imagination and ambition that will enable you to apply your gifts to reach your goals. As an action, creative hustle goes beyond the conventional to new ways of thinking and doing; as a person, a creative hustler is someone who seeks to live beyond the limits set around them.
Human beings have always been creative hustlers—just look to our ancient ancestors, huddled together, cold and in the dark, figuring out how to make fire for the first time. Today we see examples of creative hustle when scientists engineer new ways to harvest renewable energy, or musicians figure out how to share their art with people across the world through social media channels. To be human is to bleed an amalgam of imagination and ambition.
Different cultures have different words for this type of ingenuity-in-action. Writer Dayo Olopade uses the word kanju to describe “the specific creativity born from African difficulty.” In India, it’s called jugaad; in Brazil, it’s gambiarra; in China, you’ll hear zizhu chuangxin; and in France, système D. sam is in a collective that defines it as hip-hop genius, and we use creative hustle. Whatever you call it, it is more essential than ever right now.
Slowing climate change, keeping people well in the face of global health crises, and obliterating racism will require unprecedented levels of imagination and action. As the authors of this book, we—Olatunde and sam—are obsessed with figuring out how to make beautiful change happen.
Soon after we met and discovered this common passion, we decided to design and teach a course together at the Stanford d.school. We called it “Creative Hustle.” And our goal was to both teach and learn with our students how to amp up our imaginations and ambitions. Half of our students in that initial class were from Stanford, where sam works, and the other half were from Olatunde’s nonprofit organization, StreetCode Academy. After having a powerful experience with that class, we began remixing our activities into workshops that we shared at conferences and in online sessions. We kept learning. And now, through this book, we want to continue to learn, grow, and share with you.
Olatunde has led organizations and businesses guided by his faith and family. sam has written books and designed schools with the goal of centering culture and community. When we began to unpack what and how we’ve learned from our collective eighty-plus years of experience, we found that one of our greatest assets is the plethora of brilliant people from whom we’ve had the opportunity to learn. As we shared gems we’ve collected from our respective communities, we agreed that it was irresponsible to keep all of those lessons to ourselves.
The heart of this book is the stories we have garnered from conversations with nine of the people we are most inspired by in the world. We have personally built with each of these creative hustlers, and they make stuff happen! While we could write volumes about them, we’ve identified one key lesson from each person that will help you turbocharg
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