Tag: success
“We weren’t even watching ourselves”
“The “publish or perish” model that nudges people to rack up more followers is not the pinnacle of creative freedom; it’s indentured spiritual servitude.”
Visual Dispatch #6
I was emptying out my backpack this morning and a bunch of bits of paper fell out of a hidden sleeve. This is a very particular form of time travel.
Heroics (Addendum)
I’m becoming increasingly wary of any label that obscures our reliance on one another and denies us our wholeness as human beings.
Scarcity/Support
Photographer Joshua Kissi articulated something I relate to very deeply about the idea of “success” for creators in the current age in this interview: “There’s less of a binary now. It’s not a clear ‘you made it,’ or ‘you didn’t.’ For a long time, people romanticized this idea of the starving artist because there were … Continue reading Scarcity/Support
A Machine for Confidence
Returning to things via tiny machines.
Your Book Tour
Here’s what happens when you tell people you’re going on book tour: Their eyes widen like they’re picturing private jets and limousines, booksellers laying stock to be signed at your feet, adoring fans queued up out the door. They congratulate you—assuming you have “made it.” You try not to let the lunatic edge invade your laughter … Continue reading Your Book Tour