I like to have the morning to my family and myself, and get ready for the day. So on a good day, I don’t sit down and work until 9:30am. Never take two days off in a row, it’s all about balance. This forces me into a good habit of looking after myself, and finding time for myself, which I know is good for me. I have a rule that if I miss the gym one day, I don’t miss it the second day. I’m a very passionate guy, and I love what I do, so adding to this is super beneficial for the work I do. Productivity is higher, energy and passion through the roof. I feel a big difference on days where I do this, vs. I like to think of its as looking after my body and health physically with exercise, releasing endorphins and feel good chemicals from the work out, while listening to podcasts like Science of Success, Finding Mastery or Flow Research Collective really gets my mind, body and soul ready for the day.
I spend a good 40 mins of high impact, high heart rate gym workout, while listening to my favourite podcasts, from which I learn a lot. Healthy body, healthy mind and visa versa. From here help get my kids to school, usually drop off my daughters at high school, and depending on my wife’s schedule, which varies, I also take my son to school 30 mins later.Īfter the kids drop off, I go to the gym, I go to the gym, more so for my mind these days than anything. An ideal day starts with a glass of water and coffee. It’s important for me to have clarity on what’s the focus for the day and the week, and approach these tasks strategically. Moments of complete concentration, where I can tackle my daily task list, which is formed from a weekly task list. I always like to look at the days ahead, and make sure I map out time, that I call “Flow Time”.Īs a creative, you need moments for yourself, moments of silence and solitude, where you can work with everything that’s going on in your head. Firstly it all depends on the meetings that I have been “sucked into”. 2) What does a day in your life look like for you? Can you take us through a recent workday?Ī day in my life varies a lot. In the past five years I have been heavily focussed on emerging technologies in the entertainment industry, which has led me to where I am today, being the co-founder and Creative Director of Virtually Human Studio. My background is as digital artists, creative director, storyteller for feature film Hollywood productions and AAA games, and everything in between. Where blockchain technology and NFTS are the foundations of our product, creating true play-to-earn ecosystems. My name is Chris Ebeling, and I’m currently the Creative Director and Co-founder of Virtually Human Studio (VHS), where I oversee creatives primarily focussed on our first IP, ZED RUN.Īt VHS we are focussed on the future of digital entertainment in the web 3.0 space. Sign to the Balance the Grind newsletter! 1) To kick things off, could you tell us a little about your career background and current role? Learn how the most successful people in the world structure and manage their days. You can find Chris on his website, LinkedIn or Twitter. Chris Ebeling is the co-founder and creative director of Virtually Human, a company developing entertainment experiences with emerging technologies like blockchain.
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