writing Archive - FraGue Moser-Kindler

Over the weekend, I worked on the Red Bull BC One World Final 2020 as part of the editorial team. Here is a list of the stuff we wrote about the event and the winners. (some stories are not linked as they are not yet published)

Event Recap and Winner Announcement (written by me)
The judge’s Verdict on Red Bull BC One 2020 (written by Manny)
Interview with Kastet, the first dancer ever to win twice in a row (written by Tracy)
One Year in the Life of double Red Bull BC One champion Kastet (by Manny)
Interview with Shigekix, the youngest Red Bull BC One World Champion (written by Manny)
How to win the judges of the Red Bull BC One World Final 2020 (written by Manny)

My favorite quotes from the weekend

My secret is I am not afraid to lose. I am just in the moment and want to represent myself in the best way, the true way.
Kastet

As long as we love dancing and music, we are happy, you know. […] We can do in 2021 for sure. So just stay strong and see you in 2021.
Shigekix

Watch the Replay of the Red Bull BC One 2020

Last year, I wrote a little bit about the 2019 Red Bull BC One World Final in India if you want to check on that.

When you are deep in a creative project and force yourself to work on it every day, chances are high that you will encounter some sort of mental block on your way.

For people who write we call it writer’s block. It is a state where you seem to can not proceed any further in the process of creation. While there are many recommended ways how to deal with this kind of issue, there is only one that works well for me. To walk away from the project for some time. This does not mean you have to stop doing your work completely. It just means you should leave this topic alone.

If you write, you can write another story. If you do choreography, you can work on other music. The goal is to give you mind a break from the thing that causes the block. Of course the best thing is to do something completely different, if you can.

When you do this, your subconscious mind keeps working on the issue and more often then not, the solution will come to you in a moment where you are doing something totally unrelated to the topic.

I am out, going to play some video games, to cure my writer’s block.