Book · 2019 · Self-Help
Keep Going
10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad
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If you're not a writer or a creative but you're thinking about this I think your most philosophical book is the new one keep going which is like sort of how does one find hope and optimism and structure inside the chaos of the modern world.
Ryan Holiday · The Daily Stoic · Mar 2020 Listen at 0:23 Why people recommend it
Keep Going by Austin Kleon is a practical and inspiring guide that offers creative people actionable ways to maintain motivation, find hope, and establish personal structure in the face of modern daily chaos. On an episode of The Daily Stoic titled Ask Daily Stoic: Austin Kleon, released on March 14, 2020, host Ryan Holiday discussed the title with his audience. During the episode, Holiday specifically addressed listeners who might not identify strictly as professional writers or traditional creatives, yet still find themselves grappling with the overwhelming nature of contemporary life. He recommended Austin Kleon's newer book, Keep Going, as a particularly philosophical resource that directly addresses these modern anxieties. Holiday emphasized that the book serves as a vital tool for anyone seeking to cultivate optimism, build constructive personal routines, and navigate the turbulent landscape of the current world. Through this recommendation, the podcast highlighted the broad applicability of Kleon's creative philosophy, showing that his insights extend far beyond artistic circles to anyone striving to maintain mental clarity and resilience amidst continuous external distractions and societal pressures.
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Ryan Holiday if you're not a writer or a creative but you're thinking about this I think your most philosophical book is… 1
“if you're not a writer or a creative but you're thinking about this I think your most philosophical book is the new one keep going which is like sort of how does one find hope and optimism and structure inside the chaos of the modern world”
