It's Almost Impossible To Have

I Find That I Have About Six Bloggable Ideas A Day. I Also Find That Writing Twice As Long A Post Doesn't Increase Communication, It Usually Decreases It. And Finally, I Found That People Get Antsy If There Are Unread Posts In Their Queue.

It's Clearly More Fun To Make The Rules Than To Follow Them.

If You Set Your Bar At 'amazing' It's Awfully Difficult To Start. Your First Paragraph, Sketch, Formula, Sample Or Concept Isn't Going To Be Amazing. Your Tenth One Might Not Be Either. Confronted With The Gap Between Your Vision Of Perfect And The Reality Of What You've Created, The Easiest Path Is No Path. Shrug. Admit Defeat. Hit Delete. One More Reason To Follow Someone Else And Wait For Instructions. Of Course, The Only Path To Amazing Runs Directly Through Not-yet-amazing. But Not-yet-amazing Is A Great Place To Start, Because That's Where You Are.

If It's Worth Listening To, It's Worth Questioning Until You Understand It.

So Sure, Start With A Slogan. But Don't Bother Wasting Any Time On It If You're Merely Going For Catchy. Aim For True Instead.