The speaker reflects on an experience at an award ceremony where they were asked about the inspiration behind their artwork. They humorously mention being in the restroom when they had the idea. They then discuss the concept of "creative confidence," encouraging people to overcome self-doubt and fear to be more creative.
The speaker introduces the idea of the "Pooing State of Mind," explaining that moments of solitude, like in a restroom, can spark creative ideas. They give examples of famous ideas born from similar moments, like the creation of the video game "Donkey Kong" and "Harry Potter."
The speaker emphasizes the importance of not settling for the first or second idea but instead pushing for deeper, more uncomfortable ideas. They encourage taking risks in creativity and not caring about judgment.
They discuss how creativity is like a muscle that can be developed through practice and overcoming fear. The speaker concludes by urging the audience to start pursuing their creative endeavors and not limit themselves.
1. The speaker received a movie award for an Indonesian painting at a formal event attended by the press, media, and the minister of Tourism.
2. The speaker was asked about the inspiration behind the painting during an interview.
3. The speaker mentioned the concept of "creative confidence," emphasizing that humans have the ability to create breakthrough ideas but often face fear, judgment, and self-doubt.
4. The speaker introduced the idea of the "pooing State of Mind," suggesting that mindless states, like those experienced during toilet sessions, can lead to creative thinking.
5. Examples of creative ideas originating from mindless states were given, including Shigeru Miyamoto's idea for Donkey Kong and J.K. Rowling's inspiration for Harry Potter.
6. The speaker discussed the importance of not settling for the first or second idea but pushing for more innovative and uncomfortable concepts.
7. The speaker shared a personal story of overcoming creative burnout by revisiting past works and embracing imperfections.
8. Creativity was described as a skill that can be learned, encouraging listeners to pursue their creative ambitions fearlessly.