This is part seven in a series on mindset hacks where I will discuss small changes you can make to the way you think that will help you develop as an artist and flourish into the magical creative you are so capable of becoming. In todays video I will talk a little about setting creative limits and how this can at times help us work quicker and with more focus on ideas that truly inspire us. By setting limits early on in a project, we can ensure that we don't lose our direction and objectivity on what it was we wished to create in the first place. Limitations help us become aware of personal habits and common pitfalls we may often prey to and allow us to work unlike how we would usually - a process that helps us grow, learn and try new things that can be incorporated into our art moving forward. If this video has been interesting to you, I urge you to do a little web digging on Brian Eno and his concepts of limitations. Eno has been a huge inspiration to me over the years and his approach to creativity has helped me in making some of my favourite works through creating a concept before I started the actual work.