On Appreciation
Explore and appreciate, rather than disregarding and discriminating.
Explore and appreciate, rather than disregarding and discriminating.
Bigger isn’t bad, but it’s not necessarily better.
Technologies and business models change, and the best thing to do is change with them, and instigate change yourself.
There’s a place for beauty in art, and ideally it’s a place that supports meaning.
Habits are powerful, and can be either negative or positive influences on your life, depending on whether or not you have control of them.
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.
Sometimes a lack of expression can say more than an intentionally designed and applied one.
The routine of discomfort and pain can be as familiar as a hometown long unvisited.
A short story from my new book, 7 or 8 Ways to End the World.