DO/ Interesting

Don’t try to be interesting. That’s a fool’s errand.

Do interesting instead. Make the world light up by paying proper attention.

In this book, writer and strategist Russell Davies has rounded up a bunch of interesting
people to help you:

Notice more – practise paying attention and everything gets more interesting
Collect more – gather together what you’ve noticed, new ideas pop out
Share more – get good at sharing it all and more magic arrives

You’ll turn the things you notice into a compost of creativity — slow hunches, spark files,
scrapbooks and moodboards. It’s where unexpected elements collide to form new ideas. Then
you’ll share those ideas. And you’ll learn something about yourself — your passions and
interests. Your life and work will become more creative, fulfilling and fun.

Interesting isn’t a personality, it’s a decision. Don’t hunt for diamonds. Get fascinated
by pebbles.