Feynman believed attention was the root of understanding — Rubin says it’s the root of creation. How often do we truly notice what’s around us anymore?

What’s something small you’ve noticed recently that most people would overlook?? Do you think curiosity is something we’re born with, or something we can train back into our lives? Based on “The Creative Act: A Way of Being” by Rick Rubin — Everyone is a creator, the act of creation beings with noticing.

This one's about creativity, mindset, and how we approach making things, whether that's art, ideas, or just how we live. Every Wednesday for 4 weeks, I'll post discussion prompts. They'll be grounded in the book but broad enough that everyone can participate, even if you don't have it yet or you're reading something different. Lmk if you guys have any questions — LETS GOOO 🧠

Based on your votes, we’re starting off our first community reads with two books that capture curiosity and creativity: 📘 The Pleasure of Finding Things Out by Richard Feynman 🎨 The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin Every Wednesday, I’ll post a thought question based on an idea from these books for us to talk about. Don’t worry if you’re not reading along, you can always join the conversation and share your thoughts anyway. 💭 These books are just the starting point — the real goal is to think deeper, ask better questions, and learn from each other. EXCITED TO GET THIS STARTED!! 🙌