“THE SARTORIALIST IN TOKYO” | 「サルトリアリスト イン 東京」
Borders and obstacles can only do two things. One stop us in our tracks or two force us to get creative.
10 Things to Stop Caring About
- Stop caring about everyone’s opinion of you.
- Stop caring about being politically correct.
- Stop caring about looking a certain way.
- Stop caring about what everyone else wants for you.
- Stop caring about the boundaries others set up.
- Stop caring about what everyone else has.
- Stop caring about the imaginary state of perfect.
- Stop caring about being right all the time.
- Stop caring about mistakes.
- Stop caring about things you can’t control.
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I am digging all the portraits in “The New York Times Magazine Photographs” edited by Kathy Ryan
Thanks :)
wow! her (Melly Lee) portraits are so amazing and capture emotion with such ease.
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Today I’m reading “The Tipping Point” by Malcolm Gladwell
The price of getting into the film business is figuring out your path. If theres a brick wall in front of you are you going to ramp your head against it? Are you going to build a ladder? Are you going to dig a tunnel? Are you going to sit back against a beach chair and watch everyone else hit their head against it? How are you going to get over that wall?
Joe Forte, writer of Firewall (2006)
Currently reading “Orbiting the Giant Hairball”
