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Episode 41: Stefan Sagmeister
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What if the secret to sustaining a lifetime of creative brilliance isn't working harder, but stepping away completely?
Stefan Sagmeister, the visionary designer behind album covers for Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, and Jay-Z, reveals how his revolutionary sabbatical approach—taking one year off every seven—has been the source of his most groundbreaking work.
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Chapters
1. Introduction to Stefan Sagmeister (00:00:00)
2. Childhood and Early Influences (00:02:43)
3. Parents' Impact on Professional Approach (00:09:23)
4. Power and Purpose of Sabbaticals (00:20:37)
5. Music Industry Work and Design Philosophy (00:29:25)
6. Artist vs Designer Identity (00:38:22)
7. Working with Clients and Values (00:48:14)
8. Long-term Thinking and Creative Doubt (00:54:46)
9. Living a Beautiful Future (01:00:35)
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