Spectacular failure is so much more memorable than success.
Read MoreThere is nothing like dying of thirst to appreciate a simple glass of water.
Read MoreIt is the moment I breathe for the first time that I appreciate what I otherwise do every moment of every day.
Read MoreI told myself it didn’t matter how long it took to write it, that it didn’t matter if I never finished it, I would not write it to try to please her.
Read MoreIf no one else can see it, read it, or hear it, is it even real?
Read MoreIn order to write I must first enter the very frame of mind I hope publishing success will grant me.
Read MoreWhat’s the opposite of greed? I thought.
Read MoreI thought that once I was successful, I would be free at last from doing something I didn’t want to do, and that what I was doing always determined how I felt.
Read MoreTheoretically, there was a correct – a perfect – number of grounds to make the best brew.
Read MoreThis journey has helped me understand other people like nothing else.
Read MoreI cannot put myself in some prison, believing the only way out is through success.
Read MoreBelieving someone has more than me is like starving myself so that I will want to eat. I
Read MoreEverything, even what we think of as success, is still just an experience.
Read MoreAs someone who has spent all of his life practicing all kinds of things, I’ve had to accept there is actually no perfecting anything.
Read MoreI spent many years more or less overlooking my lived experiences when dreaming my future, as if I would be a different person once this or that happened.
Read MoreWhether I am writing it, selling it, or promoting it, my job is always to articulate my story’s value.
Read MoreI saw the arts as a refuge from the endless game of which life sometimes seemed made.
Read MoreYou can hire someone for anything that you want done more than want to do.
Read MoreThe award was my proof, the three-dimensional evidence to which I could point if some odious doubter questions my stories’ worth.
Read MoreI am always most interested in how we are the same.
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