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Collective creative freedom | #18 · Weiwei Xu

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This idea of gaining creative freedom, or research freedom, is perhaps something that I find many different communities strive for (the new indie vc movement, digital nomads, patreon creators, kickstarter creators, indie hackers, to name a few.) The question I’ve been thinking about this week, in relation to creative freedom, is whether there should be a school that helps you to gain creative freedom. Job security is no longer the only goal people have for their careers. However, it is still very hard for people to wrap their head around, and be brave enough to get started with gaining creative freedom (especially those who live in an environment that culturally encourages to climb the corporate ladder, or stick with a ‘safe job’.) I believe that Secret Project Taiwan was a step toward that direction, but currently I don’t know how I could be taking it another step furthur. 3 months later, I think I now have a better sense of how to begin to own creative freedom, collectively. Hopefull

Collective creative freedom | #18 · Weiwei Xu Written while drinking water during the week of January 27, 2019 Collective creative freedom | #18 In my weeknotes #9 , I wrote about the idea creative freedom: This idea of gaining creative freedom, or research freedom, is perhaps something that I find many different communities strive for (the new indie vc movement, digital nomads, patreon creators, kickstarter creators, indie hackers, to name a few.) The question I’ve been thinking about this week, in relation to creative freedom, is whether there should be a school that helps you to gain

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