Tim Winton on Life:
Life’s a bit hard to predict.via 'It gets harder': Tim Winton on writing by Richard Watts.
Don't Wonder "What if?" - Jenny P
Tim Winton on Life:
Life’s a bit hard to predict.via 'It gets harder': Tim Winton on writing by Richard Watts.
Shepard Fairey on Hope and Action:
without hope you won't act.via Vivid Sydney: Shepard Fairey hits George Street with his largest ever mural by Darryn King.
if people believe in you, they will help you if they canvia 'Stupidest idea ever': KeepCup founder Abigail Forsyth on how the reusable cup nearly didn't happen by Simon Leo Brown.
Charley Locke on Fiction:
Fiction acts in some ways as a thought experimentvia Void Star: Terrifying Silicon Valley Sci-Fi Only an AI Expert Could Pen by Charley Locke.
Bruce Meyer on cli-fi:
the way we which we change peoples perceptions of [..things..] is to change the way we imagine itvia Cli-Fi by Bruce Meyer.
Julie Snyder on Getting to the Core of It :
[what] has been very helpful to always keep in mind when approaching any story is that for the most part, people always have a reason for doing what they’re doing, even if it’s one that they can’t necessarily articulate – sometimes it’s even subconscious.via Binge-Worthy Podcasts: "Serial" and "S-Town's" Julie Snyder by Monica Alford.There are reasons to not jump to conclusions and not assume intentions, but instead to really pursue what those reasons are and what the mindset is behind them. I think that has really yielded for us sometimes the most interesting and emotional and meaningful stories. I think it makes the story better.
You don’t get better by listening. You get better by doing.via Unlocking the Talent Code With Dan Coyle by The Unmistakable Creative.