If you know nothing else, it’s that you wouldn’t want to live if there were no pleasure to be found tomorrow.
Read MoreI’m a lover of craft myself, but all the mastery I’ve acquired is useless to me if I don’t actually write.
Read MoreIn my experience, however, keeping my attention where it belongs is a lifelong practice.
Read MoreIt’s tricky when artists change things without consulting us.
Read MoreIt’s been my experience that with just a few exceptions, everyone always agrees with me.
Read MoreI can control how I focus, and that’s all I need.
Read MoreWhen you forget you’re exploring, you feel lost.
Read MoreTo learn that to get what you want, you must to accept what you have.
Read MoreI can’t create what I don’t have; I can only grow more of what I do have.
Read MoreThe point of all stories is how we are the same. That’s where we meet.
Read MoreAnd so I fight, a pugilist alone in the ring but still swinging.
Read MoreI love language, but a river exists whether we have a word for it or not.
Read MoreWhen you write, you’re growing a garden you love within yourself.
Read MoreI felt as if I was peering through a one-way glass at another world, the one everyone shared.
Read MoreCriticism and shame have no place in the Inner Artist’s work.
Read MoreMy focus must stay on my inner light of curiosity and not drift into notions of getting something right.
Read MoreAll the battles I’ve fought with others have been a consequence of misunderstanding.
Read MoreAll that stands between the artist and their inherent desire to write that story is resistance.
Read MoreI often feared the ugliness of my mistakes.
Read MoreThe storyteller must look past what is, training their storytelling eye on what will be.
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