Sara Campbell
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i never give up
Sara Campbell
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From Catherine Cox’s Genetic Studies of Genius
People who make great art that moves the masses are not like you and I. They have a point of view, laser focus, a pinch of delusion, and a level of execution that is required to make something great and be able to sell it. Being guarded, playing it safe, and always being concerned with controlling the narrative just isn’t compelling anymore. Charli
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