29. How to skillfully handle "creative stuckness"

Do you ever wonder how a person makes ideas happen? How a person
creates a concept and puts it into action in a campaign, art, or
book? How do ideas scale to the point that they're so popular and
well established? Do you ever wonder how a creative mind chooses
an idea and how they discount hundreds of them when pursuing a
creative project?


In this interview, I chat with Aaron Harvey, co-founder of Made
of Millions, a non-profit organization that is at the vanguard of
creating social media campaigns in mental health. We learn behind
the scenes how he and his team conceive ideas and execute them.
Made of Millions has been rebranding mental health, developing
impactful messages for the lay audience, and creating awareness
about mental health in work environments.


In a casual conversation, Aaron shared his process as a creative
person and how he conceives an idea, how he handles creative
stuckness, how he manages fears of his ideas not landing well,
how he scales ideas and how he knows when to step back from an
idea.


This was a very special conversation and hope you enjoy it!


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