Embrace Imperfection

1. Let go of the unhelpful ‘starving genius’ stereotype.
2. Beautiful art can come from anywhere.
3. Make the art do the work for you by gaining the attention of the audience.
4. Make money to make more art.
5. Focus on the art and building an audience, and not on the m...

Psychologist Julie Kolzet recommend to create an happy and sad list. She says that in this way we take time to consider about what really matters to us.

"We see the creation or formulation of a resolution as a process, and one that requires us to do some self-reflection...

To be effective in information gathering, you need to let go of assumptions and be aware enough to recognize when you’re jumping to conclusions, making judgments, or using labels.

Asking curious, open-ended questions encourages dialogue instead of dictating what other people should d...