Things can get tricky when you turn the thing you love into the thing that keeps you clothed and fed. Proceed with caution.
Interview with James Victore
James Victore came by the garage and interviewed me for his Burning Questions series. In the Show Your Work! spirit, he posted our interview unedited. Watch it here.
Interview with Unmistakable Creative
If you have an hour to kill, I had a nice chat with Srinivas Rao on his Unmistakable Creative podcast. Srinivas said listeners had been requesting me for a while, so I was more than happy to disappoint them be invited.
Among the many topics we discussed: why I found my best work after I left school and what one should to do with an audience once they show up.
Listen here. [53 minutes, MP3]
People you follow
When you discover a new-to-you piece of culture that you want to investigate, say, a new artist or a TV show, it can be hard to know where to start.
Most of us jump on Wikipedia and go from there, but these days I like to head over to Twitter.
Six years of logbooks
“Writers are the custodians of memory, and that’s what you must become if you want to leave some kind of record of your life…”
—William Zinsser
A little over six years ago I bought a little Moleskine daily diary and started keeping a logbook. Here’s how you can keep your own.
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