# motern method

no way wrong

tell everyone

is it really that hard?

you are a bad judge of your work

say yes to your ideas

friends and family

equipment

creativity school

stay where you are

surrounded by artists

the unlived life vs the uncreative life

collaborating

compliments to your collaborators

socializing

definition of insanity

a room of one's own

it's all been done before

two scenes per week

ridiculous goals

procrastinate where you work

time stands still

embrace nonsense

limp to the finish line

release everything

deadlines

work on weekends

self promotion

give it away

wouldn't it be funny if...

craft, then art

educating out the magic

keep your day job

when to quit your day job

now it's your job

"making it"

write down your ideas

exercise

nothing better

aim for a small audience

luck

fund your own projects

rich, whiny directors

putting yourself out there

don't overthink things

all works are flawed

go through the motions

let it sit, then briefly edit

vicariously tap into the universal feelings

read the comments. read the reviews

it doesn't need to end up like you thought it would

robert johnson rule

wrangling people

self promotion vs organic discovery

tortured artists

stop getting distracted

sitting in front of a blank page with no ideas

rearrange a phrase

making art for money

it's never too late to start

you finished something

there are exceptions to all of these rules


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