David Watkins

In creative circles, there’s a long-standing belief in the myth of the lone genius—the idea that the greatest works of art, literature, or innovation are the result of solitary, uniquely gifted individuals. It’s a romantic notion, but it’s also misleading and overrated. 1. The Power of

The late Charles Bukowski was a character, but the man had a way with words. A way to stir emotions. In regards to style, he thought it was the answer to everything. And it bums me out when people say they don’t have style. Read and re-read this. (Prefer