The Pursuit of Small
Bigger isn’t bad, but it’s not necessarily better.
Writings originally featured in Exiles
Bigger isn’t bad, but it’s not necessarily better.
Avoid creating for the sake of creation. Instead, build channels through which to share your work, and give yourself the ability to experiment more as a result.
Without vanilla moments, it’s hard to find the rocky road.
Big ideas are cumbersome, but carrying their weight can be very worthwhile in the end.
They vehicle we use to deliver a message can be just as important as the message itself.
It’s okay to label and sort the world, just be careful to apply very specific labels, and write them in pencil.
Becoming self-reliant isn’t easy, and it’s an ongoing journey no matter how far along the path you get.
Picture Hemingway. Or Thoreau. Or Virginia Woolf. The idea is to get in your head the image of an author; someone from before the computer. Before the transistor, even. Someone who has only been featured in black-and-white photos or sepia-toned…