Tonight at 8pm Eastern Time, Mark Joyner will be hosting a live teleconference with Jacque Fresco, a man described as a 91 year old superhuman.
The conference will be focused around learning how to draw.
Drawing is something that I’ve never been very good at – and over the years I almost succeeded in convincing myself that it just wasn’t important.
Sour grapes, anyone?
Here’s a video from Jacque that explains both how important it really is, and how easy it can be.
All of this is in preparation for the release of the latest Simpleology course:Simpleology Great Teachers Series: Jacque Fresco Teaches Drawing
The course will be launched immediately after the call.
If you are interested in learning a simple method for starting your own visual arts endeavor, and just how it can help you to create your better life, click here for the teleconference sign up page.
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About 15 years ago when I decided to go back to college, it was to play. I took a drawing class which I had always wanted to do. I liked it so much that I took a second class the next semester. I loved both classes. One of the surprising things that I learned from my drawing classes was that I was still trying to control certain areas of my life. I still had areas that I needed to surrender and practice letting go of the illusion of control.
That’s really interesting, Patricia… drawing as letting go of the illusion of control. I’d never thought of it that way. If anything, it was the opposite – I’ve always thought of artists as having a huge amount of control in order to take what’s in their brains an reproduce it. But you are right… they aren’t try to control it, just express it.
Thanks for that.
wow, this man is 91? he looks about 50!
He’s a pretty amazing guy, Martin… I was surprised by his age too!
yeah, i think it just goes to show the importance of keeping your mind active during old age, and you don’t have to look old when you are old! He actually looks about as old as my dad, and my dads only in his 50s!