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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Painting as a pastime
Book • 1921
Winston Churchill's "Painting as a Pastime" is a reflection on the joys and benefits of painting as a hobby.
Written during a period of intense political pressure, the book reveals Churchill's personal approach to art and its therapeutic value.
He emphasizes the importance of finding creative outlets for stress relief and self-expression.
The book offers insights into Churchill's artistic process and his philosophy on life.
It serves as a testament to the power of creative pursuits in maintaining mental and emotional well-being.
Written during a period of intense political pressure, the book reveals Churchill's personal approach to art and its therapeutic value.
He emphasizes the importance of finding creative outlets for stress relief and self-expression.
The book offers insights into Churchill's artistic process and his philosophy on life.
It serves as a testament to the power of creative pursuits in maintaining mental and emotional well-being.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
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Ryan Holiday in the context of Stoic philosophy and stress management; highlights Churchill's use of painting as a hobby to manage stress.


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Ryan Holiday in relation to his painting practice and its impact on his perception of the world.


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Ryan Holiday in relation to his own book, Stillness is the Key, and Churchill’s changed perspective on time and nature through painting.


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Ryan Holiday as an example of someone who had a hobby that helped them cope with stress.


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Ryan Holiday as an example of someone who used hobbies to cope with stress and improve their work.


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Mentioned by Alex Pang as an example of someone who used painting as a form of 'deep play' to enhance creativity and productivity.

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Mentioned by John Lewis Gaddis as one of the best books to read on doing history and the discipline of fitting the depiction within the available frame.

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Mentioned by Winston Churchill as a reflection on the importance of having hobbies.

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