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“Start with a big, fat lump in your throat, start with a profound sense of wrong, a deep homesickness, or a crazy love sickness, and run with it.”
An excerpt from Debbie Millman’s Look Both Ways: Illustrated Essays on the Intersection of Life & Design. Honest words. Honest thoughts. The rest of the essay can be read here.
[via Design Taxi]
The Coke Ad That Could Destroy All Other Products, Especially Coke.
Image created by unknown person and inspired by a quote from Banksy, which was inspired by Sean Tejaratchi’s 1999 essay, “Death, Phones, Scissors.” via Betype
source: upworthy.com
Life is a game. You’ve got to have a strategy, but you also have to expect the unexpected because “Hail Mary” moments don’t only exist in football games. You’ve got to anticipate. You’ve got to work hard. Having a team mate can help you get through the shitty parts of the game. Sometimes the team mate causes the shitty parts, but don’t be so quick to throw the blame on them, because after all, you’re a team. You’ve got to trust your instincts and learn to let go of the matches that don’t turn out in your favour. Celebrate the victories. Play with heart, put it all out there. Sometimes you get hurt, but wounds heal. Get back up and keep moving forward. That’s the best thing you can do: move forward. Oh, and just remember, it’s only a game.
Filed in: life
I think the fact that this thing we call life can be considered meaningless is actually one of the most beautiful and motivating concepts. I mean, if nothing matters in “the end”, then you should do everything you can to live your life now. Do what you want. Follow the path less traveled. Take risks. Make mistakes. Screw expectations. If it doesn’t work out, try something new. You’re here, you’re alive, you may as well have some fun. Oh, and stop trying to find the answer. There is no answer. You’ll be happier in the end. Not that it matters or anything.
So haute right now.
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