When people realize they’re being listened to, they tell you things.” — Richard Ford - Austin Kleon

Scribble on paper, cut it up, and tape the pieces back together. Stand up while you’re working. Pin things on the walls and look for patterns. Spread things around your space and sort through them. Once you start getting your ideas, then you can move over to your digital station and use the computer to help you execute and publish them. When you start to lose steam, head back to the analog station and play.

I don’t believe in guilty pleasures. If you f — -ing like something, like it.” — Dave Grohl

The best advice is not to write what you know, it’s to write what you like.