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Being An Artist Isn't A Genetic Disposition Or A Specific Talent. It's An Attitude We Can All Adopt. It's A Hunger To Seize New Ground, Make Connections, And Work Without A Map. If You Do Those Things, You're An Artist.

Developing Expertise Or Assets That Are Not Easily Copied Is Essential; Otherwise You're Just A Middleman.

You Can't Have Good Ideas Unless You're Willing To Generate A Lot Of Bad Ones.

If You're Not Willing To Get Your 'worst One Ever' Out Of The Way, How Will You Possibly Do Better Than That?

Repeating Easy Tasks Again And Again Gets You Not Very Far. Attacking Only Steep Cliffs Where No Progress Is Made Isn’t Particularly Effective Either. No, The Best Path Is An Endless Series Of Difficult (but Achievable) Hills.