Bullet: thought

I ran into a friend in the grocery store today as I was rushing around on my lunch break, running errands, restocking my coffee, living a hectic life between meetings. She was wandering. Shopping. Waiting for news from her doctor. I probably don’t need to mention there was a good chance it would be bad

Your personal brand is a culmination of everything you put out into the world under the banner of your name. It’s not a logo or a style or a website or a social media follower count. Or rather, it’s not just any one of those things, but all of them mushed together into the perception

I read a lot of science fiction when I was a kid, and in the eighties and nineties that meant I read a lot of Isaac Asimov. You could say that he was a bit of a creative inspiration for me. Asimov wrote constantly. The mythos that surrounds him suggests that he got up early,

Daily practice isn’t about volume, nor output, nor streaks, and neither is it about simply filling a calendar. Daily practice is about doing something on repeat, routinely, no matter the mood or state of mind you happen to be in or the place you are at physically, mentally, emotionally, or whatever. Daily practice is about

I’m sitting here drinking a coffee and waiting for inspiration. We were watching a show last night before bed and one of the characters turned out to be an artist. It was depicted in three ways. He splurted some paint onto a palette. He got a really intense look on his face. And he poured