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[BIFFS vol. 2] Work as trace
What struck me most wasn’t just the brilliance in the room. It was the vulnerability. The weariness. The courage to keep showing up for others even when we feel like we’re running on empty. And it wasn’t just about the work we do with clients. It was about the work we do with each other. The work between us.
That phrase—the work between us—has been
... See moreSimilarly, the total output of human creativity, in all its kaleidoscopic breadth, pieces together the fabric forming our culture. The underlying intention of our work is the aspect allowing it to fit neatly into this fabric. Rarely if ever do we know the grand intention, yet if we surrender to the creative impulse, our singular piece of the puzzle
... See moreRick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being
If the work doesn’t represent who you are and what you’re living, how can it hold an energetic charge?