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Some failure in life is inevitable. It is impossible to live life without failing at something. Unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all; in which case, you fail by default.

— JK Rowling

The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement.

— The Room for Improvement

Random Thoughts

When I’m awake, I don’t want to sleep. When I’m sleeping, I don’t want to wake. When it’s time for a shower, I can’t be bothered to get in. When I’m in the shower, I don’t want to get out. I don’t like big trucks because I don’t drive one.

Beautiful work by Emma Hardy. She’s represented by East Photographic (brilliant). I saw her work in an issue of 125 Magazine.

Brilliant photography by Fergus Padel. Found via, 125 Magazine.

Brilliant photography by Fergus Padel. Found via, 125 Magazine.

Nice work by Laurie Wilson out of California.

Nice work by Laurie Wilson out of California.

Photography by Will Robson-Scott. I came across a talent profile in Grafik Magazine while browsing at Borders on Tuesday. The above photo from his In Dogs We Trust series. He blogs — follow him.

Photography by Will Robson-Scott. I came across a talent profile in Grafik Magazine while browsing at Borders on Tuesday. The above photo from his In Dogs We Trust series. He blogs — follow him.

Beautiful work by French born designer Carine Collin. The above work for Accumulation éphémère.

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New work by Caitlin Kuhwald. Above: Owl-ing for Cincinnati Monthly.

New work by Caitlin Kuhwald. Above: Owl-ing for Cincinnati Monthly.

Nice illustration by Gary Taxali.

Nice illustration by Gary Taxali.

Ryan McGinley on the cover of New York Times Magazine. I first came across his work via the cover of Foam International Photography, and was recently reminded of him via Sickeningly Sweet’s, Brand new box of matches.

Ryan McGinley on the cover of New York Times Magazine.
I first came across his work via the cover of Foam International Photography, and was recently reminded of him via Sickeningly Sweet’s, Brand new box of matches.

Tony Millionaire wrote/shared (via tweet), “My 1st grade daughter made this for her Christian friend who told her she was going to hell.” Clear, pure communication executed and presented perfectly. Undergraduate design students, take note.

Tony Millionaire wrote/shared (via tweet), “My 1st grade daughter made this for her Christian friend who told her she was going to hell.” Clear, pure communication executed and presented perfectly. Undergraduate design students, take note.

“Living a Good Life List” via The Assembled Picture Library of New York City via a Tweet by Liz Danzico.
How To Work Better

Do one thing at a time.
Know the problem.
Learn to listen.
Learn to ask questions.
Distinguish sense from Nonsense.
Accept change as inevitable.
Admit mistakes.
Say it simple.
Be calm.
Smile.

“Living a Good Life List” via The Assembled Picture Library of New York City via a Tweet by Liz Danzico.

How To Work Better

  1. Do one thing at a time.
  2. Know the problem.
  3. Learn to listen.
  4. Learn to ask questions.
  5. Distinguish sense from Nonsense.
  6. Accept change as inevitable.
  7. Admit mistakes.
  8. Say it simple.
  9. Be calm.
  10. Smile.