Tom McElligott on the Work
The organization is primarily concerned with the finished product, but 99 percent of what we do as creatives is process.
Todd Henry • The Accidental Creative
When a young art student recently asked author Neil Gaiman what to make of people advising her against doing what she loves, his brilliant answer paralleled what Reilly so passionately argued some sixty-three years ago:
The greatest satisfaction you can obtain from life is your pleasure in producing, in your own individual way, something of value to... See more
How to Avoid Work: A 1949 Guide to Doing What You Love
short video clips on LinkedIn. David Meerman Scott's forté is writing best-selling books and public speaking. Just because you can do many things well, it doesn't mean you should. I've done YouTube videos, podcasts, ebooks, public speaking, online courses, and more. What I do best, though, is writing. That's why instead of doing all of the
Diego Pineda • The Solo Thought Leader: From Solopreneur to Go-To Expert in 7 Steps (Solo Thought Leadership Book 1)
Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least.
Josh Kaufman • The Personal MBA: A World-Class Business Education in a Single Volume
Great artists work. Mediocre artists talk a lot about tools.