Sketching freehand is a whole new way to collaborate creatively.  Be that as a designer or an engineer. It’s a medium to jot ideas, visually. It gives us numerous advantages and should not be ignored, It is a more natural, artistic form of communication. You may not be a designer. But inherently, accordingly to Don Norman, everyone is.

It’s great way to improve your creative skills and start thinking in a different way. Art shows you that there is normally more than one way to solve a problem. Art encourages open ended thinking and creativity. These can be really helpful for personal development and solving problems. Skills you learn through sketching can be applied in a number of different areas in your life.

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Getting Packed

I became really interested in the idea of what it would be like to live entirely out of one bag for a while. The purpose is to evaluate my own connections to spending money on possessions, how living like that might alter one’s finances, and whether shifting to a much more minimalist lifestyle could actually work.

I really encourage you to try out the “one bag challenge.” Make it your goal for a week or two weeks or even a month to live as much as you can out of the contents of one bag or suitcase and one backpack. Try to get all of your clothing, hygiene needs, entertainment, work, and even food out of those bags and just see how it goes for you. You might come to some really interesting conclusions about how you live your “normal” life, conclusions that may change how you spend and save your money.

I hope most of you would have seen What’s In Your Backpack? scene from Up In The Air movie.

We all carry around unnecessary ‘baggage’ with us which makes each day harder than it needs to be and holds us back from really doing what we want which is what makes the “What’s In Your Backpack” so relevant to each and every one of us.

>>Bonus: Here’s my travel checklist <<

Note to self:
1. See failure as a beginning, not and end.
2. If you don’t go after it, you won’t get it.
3. Always do more than what is expected.
4. Assume nothing and question everything.
5. Make peace with the past or you’ll pay for it.
6. Stop thinking so much and start acting.
7. Never compare yourself to others.
8. Teach others what you know.

Why this sketching?
Sketching freehand is a whole new way to collaborate creatively.  Be that as a designer or an engineer. It’s a medium to jot ideas, visually.

Sketching out ideas gives us numerous advantages and should not be ignored, It is a more natural, artistic form of communication. You may not be a designer. But inherently, accordingly to Don Norman, everyone is.