“The only two approaches to dealing with uncertainty are design and default. When you operate by default, your biology, which is wired for comfort, wins out and you almost always end up squarely in the gray zone.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“perpetual inbox obsession wasn’t an organizational expectation; rather, it was fueled by a deep insecurity that something important was going to happen and that… — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“One thing about creative work is that it’s never done. In different words, every person we interviewed said that it was equally true that… — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“Emptying yourself of your best work isn’t just about checking off tasks on your to-do list; it’s about making steady, critical progress each day… — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“The average man does not know what to do with his life, yet wants another one which will last forever. —ANATOLE FRANCE” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“Overtime we learn the art of compromise. The problem is we often compromise the most valuable thing: the fire that drives our best work.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“No matter what you say about your priorities, where you spend money and your time will prove them out.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“Make sure that you’re nurturing your process. It’s the only thing you can truly control, and it’s the thing you’ll always have regardless of… — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“Nachmanovitch writes, “It’s great to sit on the shoulders of giants, but don’t let the giants sit on your shoulders. There’s no room for… — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“You need to create space for your creative process to thrive rather than expect it to operate in the cracks of your frenetic schedule.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“No matter how successful or skilled you are, you will inevitably fail at many things in your work.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“Ego is an especially sinister foe because it often comes disguised as justice.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
“You are responsible for… creating value that didn’t exist before you arrived on the scene.” — Todd Henry Copy Share Image
