The word comes from the Latin — inspirare, meaning to breat… - Rick Rubin

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The word comes from the Latin — inspirare, meaning to breathe in or blow into. For the lungs to draw in air, they must first be emptied. For the mind to draw inspiration, it wants space to welcome the new. The universe seeks balance. Through this absence, you are inviting energy in.

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Rick Rubin is an American record executive and record producer.

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Birth Name: Frederick Jay Rubin

Alternative Names: Frederick Rubin • DJ Double R • Rubin

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When we don’t yet know where we’re going, we don’t wait. We move forward in the dark. If nothing

With unshakable faith, we work under the assumption that the problem is already solved. The answer is out there, perhaps it’s obvious. We just haven’t come across it yet.

through this brutal edit we change our relationship to it. We come to understand its underlying structure and realize what truly matters, to disconnect from the attachment of making it and see it for what it is.

The word comes from the Latin — inspirare, meaning to breathe in or blow into. For the lungs to draw in air, they must first be emptied. For the mind… - Rick Rubin

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