Get over your ick and do the thing
Most people get sidetracked into “getting things” they think they need before they act, or getting rid of things (like fear) before they start.
Dusan Djukich • Straight-Line Leadership
Refuse to let your ideas collect any more dust in your drafts. If you’re waiting for permission to share your art, it’s never coming. I mean it. You have to give it to yourself. Right now. You must decide today that your ideas are simply too brilliant to hoard from the world.
Your ideas can't change the world if you keep them in your drafts.
3.Just starting something, as imperfect as it may be, already makes you better than the vast majority of people, who never start anything.
Elysha Dicks • Someday Is Today
In life, a lot of people talk about doing the thing they want to do. They talk and they imagine and they brainstorm and they keep their work hidden and all the while, they convince themselves what they’re doing is brilliant. They are waiting, waiting for the perfect moment to reveal their amazing work to the world—and then, then, everyone will see.
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
Email this morning:
Get over your ick and do the thing
A conversation with Isabel Unraveled
Dec 4
Of all the conversations I had for Whoa, Volume 1, the one with Isabel was definitely the most challenging.
As in, it challenged me. It still does.
The way she writes with positivity and hope without a shred of irony? We
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