Emmet Audio

Pushing past the story we tell ourselves 25.01.2020 4:27 ↓

Getting back on the horse

The resilience of work diversity 24.01.2020 4:22 ↓

When your back gives out

Building a following when you only have a few followers 23.01.2020 6:39 ↓

Or a community, or whatever you want to call it

Everyone is an athlete 23.01.2020 4:38 ↓

Train like it

Pleasant surprise 22.01.2020 5:49 ↓

How all things are defined relative to our expectations

Balancing ambition with attention to the moment 21.01.2020 5:26 ↓

Not just for the self employed

Pushing back against habits 19.01.2020 4:59 ↓

Good or bad

Learning skills we are scared of 18.01.2020 4:28 ↓

Two approaches

However many tries it takes 17.01.2020 5:53 ↓

That's what it takes

Stepping up to the plate 16.01.2020 9:53 ↓

In tiny steps

Being a good partner 15.01.2020 5:34 ↓

And working to be a better one

The problem with purity 14.01.2020 6:19 ↓

How it makes us do dumb things

Beware someone else's blind spots 13.01.2020 7:11 ↓

You don't know cause and effect unless you know and can understand the fuller picture

Beware outside influence 12.01.2020 6:40 ↓

The han tendency to mimic, whether we like something or not

Giving a talk 11.01.2020 6:09 ↓

Speaking to an audience where they are at

Working from home 10.01.2020 7:50 ↓

Thoughts on how to make it better

Seeking the pinnacle of your craft 09.01.2020 4:36 ↓

And electrifying performance

We are like trees 08.01.2020 4:32 ↓

And yet we are not

Is your content earning trust? 07.01.2020 7:39 ↓

And what does it mean to betray that trust?

The challenge of radial symmetry 07.01.2020 5:22 ↓

And what it might teach me

The joy of decluttering 06.01.2020 6:46 ↓

Removing things from a scenario and what it can do for us

Supplying other makers 05.01.2020 8:03 ↓

The hidden opportunity

The single most important thing for growing your income as a maker 04.01.2020 11:48 ↓

Distinct from growing your business

Does the world really need more of your (or anyone's) work? 03.01.2020 5:13 ↓

Listen to me stick that landing at the end!

Looking back at past work 02.01.2020 6:37 ↓

Did this one with my younger daughter, age 7