Tune Out the Noise: Let the Work Be Authentic to You

As artists, we have to learn to tune out the noise and let our craft be authentic to us. When we start sharing our work with friends, family or an online audience, people will tell us their opinions and it can be hard to decipher whether the voice in our head is really ours.
In this video, draw ideas from Rick Rubin, a co-founder of Def Jam Recordings. In his book The Creative Act: A Way of Being, he explores the idea of tuning out undermining voices.
Whether you're a KZbinr, a musician, an athlete or a painter, learning to tune out the noise may benefit your art and allow it to be more of a true expression of yourself.
“If You Have an Idea that You Genuinely Think is Good, Don't Let Some Idiot Talk You Out of It.”
- Stan Lee
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That is a great piece of art. Well done Junius

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Thank you so much Mr Ong 🙏

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Shot Junius

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great, awesome video

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Thank you 🙏

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Love the content

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Thank you!!

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awesome video.

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Thanks Ethan

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This was really helpful. Thank You.

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Glad it helped!

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Shot Mahin!