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I have no words to offer which may comfort the reader who is also a castaway, except that rescue may come at any time but not necessarily when you expect it;
and that even if you give up hope, you must never give up trying, for, as the result of your efforts, hope may well return and with justification— Dougal Robertson, Sea Survival
via @mariapopova
https://www.themarginalian.org/2023/02/28/sea-survival-dougal-robertson/#Life #Hope #Desperation #mjbDoTheWork #Resilience #AntiFragile
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I have no words to offer which may comfort the reader who is also a castaway, except that rescue may come at any time but not necessarily when you expect it;
and that even if you give up hope, you must never give up trying, for, as the result of your efforts, hope may well return and with justification— Dougal Robertson, Sea Survival
via @mariapopova
https://www.themarginalian.org/2023/02/28/sea-survival-dougal-robertson/#Life #Hope #Desperation #mjbDoTheWork #Resilience #AntiFragile
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I have no words to offer which may comfort the reader who is also a castaway, except that rescue may come at any time but not necessarily when you expect it;
and that even if you give up hope, you must never give up trying, for, as the result of your efforts, hope may well return and with justification— Dougal Robertson, Sea Survival
via @mariapopova
https://www.themarginalian.org/2023/02/28/sea-survival-dougal-robertson/#Life #Hope #Desperation #mjbDoTheWork #Resilience #AntiFragile
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Because I wrote a book called *Steal Like an Artist*, some people think I’m really interested in plagiarism. Actually, I’m much more interested in *forgery*.
“Plagiarism is the flip side of forgery,” wrote Andrew Potter in *The Authenticity Hoax*. “Forgers pass off their own work as that of someone else, while plagiarists pass off the work of others as their own.”
In other words: Plagiarism is taking credit for someone else’s work. Forgery is giving someone else credit for work you create.
The difference is you *doing the work*.
— Austin Kleon
https://austinkleon.com/2023/11/01/3-recent-newsletters/ -
Because I wrote a book called *Steal Like an Artist*, some people think I’m really interested in plagiarism. Actually, I’m much more interested in *forgery*.
“Plagiarism is the flip side of forgery,” wrote Andrew Potter in *The Authenticity Hoax*. “Forgers pass off their own work as that of someone else, while plagiarists pass off the work of others as their own.”
In other words: Plagiarism is taking credit for someone else’s work. Forgery is giving someone else credit for work you create.
The difference is you *doing the work*.
— Austin Kleon
https://austinkleon.com/2023/11/01/3-recent-newsletters/ -
Because I wrote a book called *Steal Like an Artist*, some people think I’m really interested in plagiarism. Actually, I’m much more interested in *forgery*.
“Plagiarism is the flip side of forgery,” wrote Andrew Potter in *The Authenticity Hoax*. “Forgers pass off their own work as that of someone else, while plagiarists pass off the work of others as their own.”
In other words: Plagiarism is taking credit for someone else’s work. Forgery is giving someone else credit for work you create.
The difference is you *doing the work*.
— Austin Kleon
https://austinkleon.com/2023/11/01/3-recent-newsletters/ -
Because I wrote a book called *Steal Like an Artist*, some people think I’m really interested in plagiarism. Actually, I’m much more interested in *forgery*.
“Plagiarism is the flip side of forgery,” wrote Andrew Potter in *The Authenticity Hoax*. “Forgers pass off their own work as that of someone else, while plagiarists pass off the work of others as their own.”
In other words: Plagiarism is taking credit for someone else’s work. Forgery is giving someone else credit for work you create.
The difference is you *doing the work*.
— Austin Kleon
https://austinkleon.com/2023/11/01/3-recent-newsletters/ -
Because I wrote a book called *Steal Like an Artist*, some people think I’m really interested in plagiarism. Actually, I’m much more interested in *forgery*.
“Plagiarism is the flip side of forgery,” wrote Andrew Potter in *The Authenticity Hoax*. “Forgers pass off their own work as that of someone else, while plagiarists pass off the work of others as their own.”
In other words: Plagiarism is taking credit for someone else’s work. Forgery is giving someone else credit for work you create.
The difference is you *doing the work*.
— Austin Kleon
https://austinkleon.com/2023/11/01/3-recent-newsletters/ -
Herbert Lui on doing the work and self promotion
“Making good work is like a muscle, one that wears away within days or even hours. The best thing you can do is exercise it every day. While you may publish every day, you don’t need to promote all of it; just the good stuff.”
https://herbertlui.net/an-author-on-both-sides-of-publishing/
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Herbert Lui on doing the work and self promotion
“Making good work is like a muscle, one that wears away within days or even hours. The best thing you can do is exercise it every day. While you may publish every day, you don’t need to promote all of it; just the good stuff.”
https://herbertlui.net/an-author-on-both-sides-of-publishing/
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Herbert Lui on doing the work and self promotion
“Making good work is like a muscle, one that wears away within days or even hours. The best thing you can do is exercise it every day. While you may publish every day, you don’t need to promote all of it; just the good stuff.”
https://herbertlui.net/an-author-on-both-sides-of-publishing/
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“If my critics saw me walking over the Thames, they would say it was because I couldn’t swim.”
— Margaret Thatcher
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“If my critics saw me walking over the Thames, they would say it was because I couldn’t swim.”
— Margaret Thatcher