“as possible while being selfish enough to get immersed in your art. There’s a balance, and it takes a lifetime to figure it out. 6. Become a sellout A stockbroker who makes a pile of cash is typically admired for… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“You shouldn't pay attention to things that don't grab your attention. If you do, you're being a pretentious douchebag.” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“If we don't let our weirdness rise to the surface, we don’t let our work stand out.” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“Sometimes, in order to stay true to yourself and your values, you need to innovate through change. And sometimes that means stopping and stepping… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“as possible while being selfish enough to get immersed in your art. There’s a balance, and it takes a lifetime to figure it out.… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“Most reasons to delay are invalid if you get right to the core: no time, no money, no audience. These are all future concerns,… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“Challenging myself and pushing against my fears are two of my core values, and that won’t happen if I’m endlessly building client websites. If… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“Work means offering a valuable product or service – and that work has to inspire people to pay you for it.” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“Most of the time, our fears come down to being judged by others. And it's a valid fear, because other people can be really… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“most people don't get paid for promoting; they get paid for doing actual work.” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“A funny thing happens when you focus on work that you love; more soon starts to appear. Like attracts like. Plus, that intersection between… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“What if instead of reading, you wrote? Instead of watching TV, you made videos? Instead of listening to music, you learned how to play… — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“The German funk band Vulfpeck recently decided to hack the music streaming process to fund their upcoming” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
“doing themselves any favours. There’s nothing unique about them, so they’re utterly forgettable. While there’s an obvious benefit to learning from established leaders” — Paul Jarvis Copy Share Image
