Bodies, Forgiveness, and Tiny Beautiful Things: A Conversation with Cheryl Strayed
Jane Ratcliffejaneratcliffe.substack.com
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Bodies, Forgiveness, and Tiny Beautiful Things: A Conversation with Cheryl Strayed
But often, the act of charging for the work creates a generous outcome, because our work is to effect change, not to make ourselves invisible and free.
Seth Godin • The Practice: Shipping Creative Work
First, do we want to live in a world where people pay for content? I’m not sure. For one, it presumes the most valuable things should be closed, when the beauty of the web is that that zero marginal cost of production means the most valuable things should reach whomever they are relevant to.