>>453985
thank you! no, didn't know that book, but I probably listened to all episodes of draftsmen. I love Marshall!

>discipline
weird topic. I think there are many different approaches to keeping a habit alive. not an expert on this myself.
my guess is that you have to find some setup that is natural enough to you so that continuing feels normal.
but I am not sure. people have various opinions, I think? no easy answer. maybe you have ideas to share?

>*usable* creativity
sure!
I mean something like *whatever you are able to handle*.

imagine a race car with 1000 hp.
it could obviously be crazy fast with that potential! that is your creativity.
but you need all these other components like gear, suspension, good tires and a solid downforce (and some experience?) to make actual use of it.
otherwise actually decent lap times are more of a fantasy.

so, which combination of these components exactly? honestly, depends on you and the track you are going for!
there is a lot of room for experimentation and individual solutions. fine tuning is about maximizing force to ground. not all cars are the same.
much creativity but crashing every bend might in total actually look like less creativity than a mediocre one that one can actually consolidate.
that is what I mean by *usable* - the part of your creativity that you can actually manifest into something, that is usable to you.
>sometimes dreaming big is fine, but you also have to find realistic solutions with realistic processes in between ;)

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