“Comparison is the thief of joy.” -Teddy Roosevelt “You have to run your own race. Problems begin the moment you start comparing your results to someone who is playing under different conditions. Play your own game. Emphasize gradual progress and keep the comparison internal. Are you getting a little better today?” -James Clear “The bigContinue reading “Faulty Comparison”
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“The solution isn’t coming. The solution is already here…In a rapidly evolving world, hope is a natural response when things are always getting better/getting worse.Acting like we have what we need already, though, gives us the chance to take action right here and right now.” -Seth Godin Stop thinking you need something else. Stop waitingContinue reading “Something Else”
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… Well I told you once and I told you twiceBut ya never listen to my adviceYou don’t try very hard to please meWith what you know it should be easy … Well this could be the last timeThis could be the last timeMaybe the last timeI don’t know, oh no, oh no – “The Last Time”,Continue reading “This Could Be The Last Time”
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You will never regret showing up and supporting your friends. And sometimes, like tonight, the play/reading will be awesome, your friends and the rest of the cast will be awesome, and you’ll run into some awesome people who are also there because they showed up too. Go Show Up. Go See Live Theatre.
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Choose your attitude and you get to choose your past (your view of it) and your present (finding opportunities), which then shapes your future. H/t to my friend Joe for the image above and to Billy Oppenheimer’s always excellent Six at Six Newsletter for the Jay Wright story below… Late in the 2016 NCAA Men’sContinue reading “Jay Wright On Attitude”
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Making your art doesn’t get easier the more you do it. But your ability to trust the process and detach from the outcome does.
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Get me on the court and I’m troubleLast week, messed around and got a triple-doubleFreakin’ brothers every way like MJI can’t believe today was a good day -song “It Was A Good Day” by Ice Cube Good day sunshineGood day sunshineGood day sunshineI need to laugh, and when the sun is outI’ve got something IContinue reading “A Good Day”
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Following up with people is vital for a producer. Remember your priority is not their priority. As long as you do it artfully and thoughtfully, people will be really glad you did. Michael Roderick, in his excellent daily newsletter, has some great advice on how to do it well. He lists four learnings from allContinue reading “The Art Of Following Up”
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“It took me twenty years to become an overnight success.” -Eddie Cantor “I did stand-up comedy for eighteen years. Ten of those years were spent learning, four years were spent refining, and four were spent in wild success.” -Steve Martin “I start early and I stay late, day after day, year after year, it tookContinue reading “Overnight Success”
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“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself—nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.” -President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1932 Inaugural Address The scariest stories aren’t found in movies and books. They are found in our minds. They are the stories we tell ourselves about why we can’tContinue reading “Scary Story”
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