I even resisted sitting at a desk, so my studio mates rarely saw me, and most of my work was done in nature, underneath trees, by the water, and sometimes in cafés, galleries, and the botanical garden. And the rest was a vast, empty space that I didn’t know how to navigate any more than I knew how to start drawing from a blank piece of paper.
I. “Practice” as a tool
PERSISTENCE: by consistently practicing something every day I learned to observe myself closely, my mood, the state of my body. I was my own witness to build something up from zero. Sharing it also helped to hold myself accountable for my practice and for my promise to myself.... See more
My approach to marketing is anthropological - it is about understanding culture, community, rituals, rites, taboos etc to inform brand-building and organic routes to growth. I am no Steven Bartlett. Never will be. Don't want to be.
Currently reading… We speak of saving time, killing time, serving time, keeping time, not having time, tracking time, bedtime, time outs, buying time, good times, time travel, overtime, free time, lunchtime… We quite literally, live and die by the clock. So why then is time so hard to define? Saint Augustine once mused about this very conundrum,... See more