Become super creative

Challenges, tools and ideas to double your creative output

Welcome, friend!

My name is Ben, I’m based in Paris and I help
creatives become prolific with tools, ideas and
challenges. Good to have you here! How can I help?

Here’s my thesis: the more we create, the better we become. But the enemy to beat is ourselves: we scroll, we procrastinate, we self-deceive. Technology isn’t the problem. Our mind is.

With better ideas, tools and habits, we can create consistently. Supercreative helps others become super creative, creating their own systems to live fulfilled creative lives.

Some of the most popular creations of Supercreative include the Notion Pack, the hyper-freelance model, tiny products, MIUs and the Supercreative Radio.

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1. I just don’t have ideas

It all starts with an idea. But our mind goes blank, we lack imagination, so we wait for inspiration to strike. We shouldn't wait, creativity can be orchestrated. By noticing, capturing and remixing ideas systematically, we can generate new ideas infinitely.

2. I have ideas but I'm not creating

We're lazy, we don't have time, we lose interest. We never finish anything. But we can create consistently when we have an objective, accountability and deadlines. No, your next creation will not be a hit, so just focus on quantity. And slowly, creating will become a habit.

3. I'm creating but not publishing

When we're brave enough to finally share our work, we feel judged, out of place, an annoyance. This vulnerability keeps us from posting anything. But we have to overcome this fear, publish, get useful feedback, refine our vibe, and keep our head on the work, because that's how we grow.

4. I'm publishing but not earning

Being paid for our creative work is exhilarating, but seems impossible at first. Pricing? Taxes? Talking to clients? Diversifying our income? Yuck, help me out! But money allows us to keep creating. And as we grow as professionals, we have to learn how to balance the time creating for others and time creating for ourselves.

5. I'm earning but I'm not consistent

It seems to be working well for us: we create, we earn a living, and yet, deep inside us, we're stressed. Not enough time to think, to keep up with our schedule, to pursue all our projects. Is our passion fading? Ultimately, we have to master our time and focus on the initial conditions of our self-sustaining creative system.

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Become super creative

1. I just don't have ideas

2. I have ideas but I’m not creating

3. I’m creating but I'm not publishing

4. I’m publishing but I'm not earning

5. I’m earning but I'm not consistent

Welcome, friend!

1. I just don’t have ideas

2. I have ideas but I'm not creating

3. I'm creating but not publishing

4. I'm publishing but not earning

5. I'm earning but I'm not consistent

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