'You Can Live the Wrong Life'

“I want to have a big, beautiful, happy life, and let great art flow from that. I reject the idea that we need to be miserable, alone, and/or dysfunctional in order to make great work.”

– Casey Gerald

The successful innovators, be they in art or business, are those who can remain true to insights that would have seemed, when first made, to be very close to bizarre. Edward Hopper (1882–1967) could not have been the first person to feel the lonely charm of the railway station or the strangely comforting anonymity of the late-night diner or the eer

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