Your Whole Heart

Either you’re all in. With your whole heart. Or you’re not. There’s just no in-between. Read this phenomenal excerpt from David Whyte’s book, “Crossing the Unknown Sea: Work as a Pilgrimage of Identity.” (H/t to Billy Oppenheimer for providing.) After years of loving the work he was doing at an environmental nonprofit, David Whyte startedContinue reading “Your Whole Heart”

Clear Coincidences

Etymology: “Coincidence” originated around 1600 from the Medieval Latin coincidere, meaning “to fall upon together.” It combines com- (“together”) with incidere (“to fall upon”), derived from in- (“upon”) and cadere (“to fall”). The term literally refers to events, spots, or properties that “fall together” or occur simultaneously. “In mathematics, two angles that are said toContinue reading “Clear Coincidences”

Jefferson Mays Is An Acting Genius

“Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius.” -Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart “Talent is able to hit a target nobody else can hit. Genius is able to hit a target nobody else can see.” -Arthur Schopenhauer “I enjoy being surprised – indeed, often ambushed – by a role.” -Jefferson Mays “All would be lost, however,Continue reading “Jefferson Mays Is An Acting Genius”

The Inexplicable Genius Of Great Actors

“Any film you do, you should treat it like the last film you’re ever gonna make.” Christian Bale “He’s just one of the 10 greatest film actors ever. And I would just say if you’re going to like create that list of people that are chameleons, people that are really artists, I started doing allContinue reading “The Inexplicable Genius Of Great Actors”