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Well-rounded doesn’t cut. | Derek Sivers
What matters is cutting out all the noise and replacing it with the high-quality ingredients you want your brain working on.
Nat Eliason • The Art of Fermenting Great Ideas The Art of Fermenting Great Ideas
The usual mistake writers make here is they try to fit too many ideas into one single piece of content. Instead of writing the single best article on “How To Land Your First Client As A Freelance Photographer,” they write an article that touches a bit on clients, and a bit on lenses, and a bit on accounting, and a bit on photo editing.
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
Universally solid advice:
"...maintain your distance, take care of your core ideas and aims, make sure you know the exact difference between what you do and anything else that’s going on, and move along quietly to the next thing."
- M. John Harrison, Author
There is subtle power and leverage in not being interested in the stuff everybody else is int... See more
"...maintain your distance, take care of your core ideas and aims, make sure you know the exact difference between what you do and anything else that’s going on, and move along quietly to the next thing."
- M. John Harrison, Author
There is subtle power and leverage in not being interested in the stuff everybody else is int... See more