Decide Less. Create More.
For years, I thought variety was the hallmark of a rich life. Different meals.Different wines.Different routines and experiences. It seemed...
For years, I thought variety was the hallmark of a rich life. Different meals.Different wines.Different routines and experiences. It seemed...
One of the hardest lessons to learn as an artist is that the mark you just made is not the...
There are easier ways to make art. You can repeat what sold last time. You can borrow a style that...
Most artists still think the work is the brand. It isn’t. The work is just the entry point. What people...
We hate change. It interrupts things. Forces us to adjust.Makes yesterday’s decisions feel unstable. It’s inconvenient. So we resist it....
There’s a quote from Woody Allen: “Eighty percent of success is showing up.” It’s the kind of line people nod...
There’s that Monty Python’s Life of Brian scene.The crowd listening to the Sermon on the Mount. “Blessed are the meek…”“What...
“Inspiration” is a convenient story. It gives you permission to not start yet.To wait for clarity.To believe the next piece...
I don’t measure success by what works. I measure it by how much I was willing to let fail. Most...
Sometimes the point is simply to enter the unknown and see what appears.
Anyone can spend time on a surface. Few can articulate themselves on it.
At some point you realise you’ve been running toward a finish line that keeps moving.
Consistency is integrity. Repetition is fear dressed up as strategy.
You spend hours alone with your thoughts, your doubts, your instincts and your mess.
Some days the answer is I don't know.
People like to think buying art is about taste.
If I already knew the destination, I wouldn’t bother taking the journey.
...often it’s about discovering what’s actually there when you stop performing.
But underneath the pressure, I wasn’t any happier. More productive, maybe. More anxious, definitely.