A man walks confidently toward a cliff, trusting his tablet’s “SUCCESS” map. His wife watches in horror, questioning his judgment. A sharp satire on blind direction.
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A man walks confidently toward a cliff, trusting his tablet’s “SUCCESS” map. His wife watches in horror, questioning his judgment. A sharp satire on blind direction.
#blindconfidence @williammclarnon (at New York, New York)
I Really Admire Me So Much That I'd Like To Share Me With You. Confidently Oblivious
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Harold Ramis's advice to young artists
"You have to live your life with a certain blind confidence that if it’s your destiny to succeed at these things, it will happen, if you just continue to follow a straight path, to do you work as conscientiously and as creatively as you can, and to just stay open to all opportunity and experience. There’s a performing motto at Second City…to say yes instead of no. It’s actually an improvisational rule…It’s about supporting the other person. And the corollary to that is if you concentrate on making other people look good, then we all have the potential to look good. If you’re just worried about yourself—How am I doing? How am I doing?—which is kind of a refrain in Hollywood, you know, people are desperately trying to make their careers in isolation, independent of everyone around them.
And I’ve always found that my career happened as a result of a tremendous synergy of all the talented people I’ve worked with, all helping each other, all connecting, and reconnecting in different combinations. So…identify talented people around you and then instead of going into competition with them, or trying to wipe them out, make alliances, make creative friendships that allow you and your friends to grow together, because someday your friend is going to be sitting across a desk from you running a movie studio."
via austin kleon > via mother jones